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Did you know that Pączki with fatback or rose jam

The last Thursday before Ash Wednesday is currently the highlight of the Carnival. In the Old Polish period, the most boisterous celebrations were not on Fat Thursday, but during the Shrovetide...

Tags: holy day food everyday life Creative Commons licenses
Did you know that Daylilies are not just flowers (In actual fact they are... The thing is, that in Polish, daylilies and crinoids bear the same name)

Crinoids are one of the classes of animals that make up the phylum Echinodermata, which includes about 700 species of marine invertebrates, mainly found in deep waters. Their body resembles a goblet; they have five or more feathery arms, edged with feathery processes which contain their reproductive organs. There are also numerous tube feet placed on them, which perform a sensory function. The arms of the crinoids are equipped with so-called gutters, with tiny, hairy cell processes – the cilia – transporting food to the mouth. Their very characteristic internal skeleton makes thousands of extinct species extremely important Palaeozoic index fossils.

Tags: The Geological Museum at the Faculty of Geology Geophysics and Environmental Protection of the AGH University of Science and Technology fossil food excavations Creative Commons licenses
Subjects: nature excavated from the earth
Daniel Spoerri, “The Seville Series No. 16”

Immortalisation of a supper through mounting crockery, cutlery and preserved leftovers of the food. The resultant composition is supposed to be exhibited vertically. To present a table at such an angle introduces a gravitational disturbance.

Tags: 3D 3D plus vessel tableware food © all rights reserved
Subjects: contemporary art
Technique: assemblage
Material: Scanachrome print ready–made objects
Soup vase with a monogram of Prince Eustachy Erazm Sanguszko

Sets of tableware were initially assembled of objects made in a different style, time, and places. Only in the 17th and 18th centuries uniformly decorated tableware, known today as services, began to appear. Until the beginning of the 19th century, there were no strict rules determining what dishes should be included in such a set; therefore, they were put together according to current fashions or the personal preference of the person ordering them...

Tags: Sanguszko family nobility vessel 3D tableware food public domain
Subjects: daily life at the table famous people
Technique: engraving gilding chiselling forging soldering casting
Material: silver
Cranked butter churn

In peasant farmhouses butter was usually made by whipping cream in wooden stave churns. However, this must have been an exhausting activity: hands fainted and the back numbed. Nonetheless, whoever has ever tried real cottage butter shall never regret the effort.

Tags: invention food village 3D everyday life tools public domain
Subjects: technics daily life at the table
Technique: carpentry forging cutting
Material: metal beech wood softwood
Did you know that Religious Beliefs of the Ainu

In everything that surrounded Ainu, in all living things, as well in all objects created by them, the god-spirits lived. The Ainu called them kamuy. These spirits were responsible for all events and phenomena that occurred; this is why it was necessary to honour them and while commencing any work, it was necessary to perform prayers that involved offering them sacrifices. Good spirits were invited to their ceremonies and homes, and, after worshipping them, it was mandatory to send them back to their abodes. According to the Ainu, every object is not only the home of the kamuy spirits but also has a soul — ramat — and whoever or whatever does not possess ramat does not possess anything.

Tags: religion The Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum in Kraków beliefs food ceremony © all rights reserved
Subjects: multiculture religion at the table
Did you know that The Spoons of Cecylia Chrzanowska

The turn of the 19th and 20th centuries was a period of increased travel around the world for various purposes: exploration, research, and pure tourism. Various objects were brought back from these journeys, among which were both works of art of a specific culture, nation, or social group, as well as various utilitarian objects and souvenirs.

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Subjects: multiculture daily life religion at the table famous people
Food cabinet

An 18th-century Silesian cabinet with a broad front having two decorative profiled one-wing doors in the middle, separated from one another by a central drawer. The door panels have abundant polychromes with a birds of paradise motif against a blue background, sitting on baskets filled with fruit. 

Tags: furniture 3D baroque everyday life storage food plants ornamental techniques public domain
Subjects: daily life at the table rural areas painted
Technique: painting carpentry casting cutting
Material: wood iron metal paint
Clay bowl

A middle-sized red baked clay bowl with a narrow bottom and straight, widely open sides, ended at the top with a little rim. The inside of the bowl and the bottom are decorated with simple drawings of twigs. At the top, there are wavy lines. The decoration was made with yellow enamel. From the inside, the bowl is covered with brown glaze.

Tags: food vessel 3D everyday life ceramics 3D plus public domain Orawa
Subjects: daily life at the table
Technique: painting baking rolled on a potter’s wheel glazing
Material: clay varnish
Did you know that What was the spoon rack for and what were the favourite patterns of Podhale wood carvers?

The spoon rack was one of the elements of the traditional furnishing of a Podhale cottage. It usually hung between the entrance door from the hall and the dish shelf in the black room, which was called thus because of the colour of the smoked walls. This room catered to the everyday life of a highlanders’ family; it served as a bedroom, kitchen, workshop and storage for all kinds of farm equipment and tools. A spoon rack, or several spoon racks in wealthier households, was also hung in the white room, which served as a place for meetings and family celebrations...

Tags: The Dr. Tytus Chałubiński Tatra Museum in Zakopane tradition sculpture The Podhale food Zakopane everyday life highlanders disapearing trades © all rights reserved
Subjects: daily life at the table rural areas sculpted mountain
Simon Syrenius’s “Herbarium”

Autorem Zielnika... jest Szymon Syreniusz (ok. 1540–1611), lekarz i botanik, profesor Akademii Krakowskiej. Dzieło zawiera opisy 765 roślin leczniczych wraz z ich leczniczym zastosowaniem. Monografia zawiera drzeworytnicze wizerunki roślin. Jak wynika z tytułu, był on przeznaczony lekarzom...

Tags: medicine food plants herbs 3D print nature book public domain
Subjects: daily life health nature written
Technique: print
Material: paper
Did you know that Inwokacja do bogini Kamuj-Fuci — opiekunki ogniska domowego

Inwokacja zapisana przez N.A. Newskiego.
„Twój oddech,
ciepłem wiejąc,
otuchy dodaje...

Tags: religion The Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum in Kraków beliefs Gods food family tableware © all rights reserved
Subjects: multiculture religion
Did you know that What is an etrog?

The etrog (Hebrew: citrus fruit), sometimes called the paradise apple, is one of the four species of plants (along with a branch from a palm, myrtle and willow tree) creating the holiday bouquet for Sukkot (rather known as the Holiday of Booths or Kuczki in Poland). It is the only ingredient that tastes...

Tags: judaica The Irena and Mieczysław Mazaraki Museum in Chrzanów holy day Jews food family vessel Creative Commons licenses
Subjects: multiculture daily life religion
Blogs Entry Pączki ze słoniną lub konfiturą różaną
Tags: everyday life food Błąd nazwy
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The Małopolska's Virtual Museums project is co-funded by the European Union within the Małopolska Regional Operational Programme for the years 2007-2013 and the Małopolska Province, as the undertaking of the Department of Business Development of the Office of Małopolska Province Marshal and the Małopolska Institute of Culture in Kraków in cooperation with 35 museums from the Małopolska region.