TOP 6 GIFTS TO BUY FROM ROMANIA

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When we travel, we try to gather as many memories as possible. This consists in pictures or souvenirs. Most of the time we end with small things that we can't use and just keep.

So you can get the best from the Romanian culture, I made a top for you with gifts you can buy for your dearest people or even for you when travelling to ''Dracula's country''. All the gift ideas proposed below are hand-made.

The Romanian traditional items are well known for the magic combination of bright colors. All the ornaments are inspired from nature, so the lines and flowers are an important symbol when implementing it on a new design.

 On the 1st of December Romanians celebrate the Great Union Day. For any national, this means ''freedom and unification'' of Moldova and Wallachia with Transylvania, Crisana, Banat and Maramures area.

1. A BAG OR A HAT


School bag

One side bag

One side bag

One side bag

Clutch bag

Traditional straw hat from the Northern part of Romania-Maramures


2. AN ASHTRAY 

Ceramic ashtray 

Ceramic ashtray 

Ceramic ashtray 



3. A MUG

Ceramic mug 


4. A WINE PITCHER

Ceramic wine pitcher

5. A NAPKIN HOLDER

Ceramic napkin holder


 6. ''GOOD LUCK'' ITEMS 

Corn seeds, rice, salt, flower seeds- brings prosperity and fortune

Horseshoe- it is hung by the door with the ends pointing upwards



And do not forget to sample the Romanian chocolate ''Rom''




Have you been to Romania? What souvenirs did you buy to remember about your trip?

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