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Design and Technique / Easter - Hímestojás / Folklore

Design and Technique

March 27, 2015May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

DESIGN AND TECHNIQUE  The ancient geometrical designs of the hímestojás cannot be found in any other branch of Hungarian folkart. Egg decorating is a world of its own. It is the world …

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Customs / Customs around the Egg / Easter - Hímestojás / Folklore

Customs around the Egg

March 27, 2015May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

FOLK CUSTOMS AROUND THE EGG Emese Kerkay The combination of Christian and ancient religious rituals were incorporated into the practices and folk customs of Easter. In many cases they cannot …

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Easter - Hímestojás / Folklore / Phrase

Phrases

March 27, 2015May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

“HANDLED LIKE A HÍMESTOJÁS” (Easter Egg) (Úgy bánik vele, mint a hímestojással) When one handles somebody or something like a hímestojás it means that the person takes absolutely good care of that …

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Folk artists / Folk Painting / Folklore

Folk artists

March 27, 2015May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

HUNGARIAN FOLK (PRIMITIV) ARTISTS Mrs.IMRE VANKÓ JÚLIA DUDÁS (1919-1984) Julia Dudás was born in Galgamácsa, a small village, which preserved its folk customs and traditions. Dudás was an extremely keen …

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Dowry of a Kalotaszeg Bride / Folkart of Kalotaszeg / Folklore

Dowry of a Kalotaszeg Bride

March 27, 2015May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

The Dowry of a Hungarian  Bride from Kalotaszeg What did the dowry of a Transylvanian girl in the 1930’s consist of? Tablecloths, pillows, pillowcases, sheets, bedspreads, laces, kerchiefs, curtains, wall-hangings, …

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Folklore / Honey Cake

Honey Cake

March 27, 2015May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

HONEY-CAKE Emese Kerkay “In most parts of Central Europe the honey-cake baker has been done in by the more sophisticated pastries provided by the sugar-baker. But small numbers of stubbornly …

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Folklore / Grave Posts

Grave Posts

March 27, 2015May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

HUNGARIAN WOODEN GRAVE-POSTS Ferenc Jakab In some Transylvanian Székely villages, there are still cemetery sections, where wooden grave-posts can be found, reminding us of the traditional Hungarian burial gardens. These …

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Folklore / Hungarian Folk Dances: Hungary & America / Hungarian Folkdance

Hungarian Folkdance

March 20, 2015May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

HUNGARIAN FOLKDANCE IN THE USA   Where there are people there is music; music inspires people to dance; when nations are living in proximity to each they are proud of …

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Folklore / Hungarian Embroidery / Regional Embroideries

Hungarian Regional Embroideries

February 9, 2015May 26, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

Hungarian Regional Embroideries   Készítette / Made by: Kerkay Emese Fényképezte / Photo: Kerkay László    

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Folklore / Racka

Racka

November 16, 2014May 26, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

RACKA The ancient Hungarian sheep, the RACKA, has long curly wool and a unique, noble head with twisted horns. Its homogeneous features and color developed over thousands of years of breeding, …

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Easter - Hímestojás / Easter in Hungary / Folklore / Religion

Easter in Hungary

November 16, 2014May 14, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

EASTER IN HUNGARY Emese Kerkay The Hungarians call Lent the Great Fast (nagyböjt). Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, Tomorrow it won’t be as it is today, sing and lament the Hungarians. During Lent it …

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Csángós - Moldava / Folklore

Csángós The Forgotten Hungarians

November 16, 2014May 26, 2019 - by Kerkay Emese

Csángós The Forgotten Hungarians The folk culture of the Csángó-Hungarians of Moldava The Csángó-Hungarians live in Rumania, between the Eastern Carpathian-Mountains and the River Prut since the beginning of the …

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      • Braganca on Petry
    • Evelyn Domján
    • István Kosbor
    • Jenő Doby
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    • Lajos Szalay
      • Budapest Exit
    • László Vaskó
    • Melinda Székely Mendel
    • Mihály Gyirászi
    • Miklós Sebek
    • Nándor Németh
    • Rudy Hajnal
      • Hajnal: History of America
    • Sándor Plugor
    • Veronika Sinkó
    • Zoltán Vén
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    • József Plohn

Inventors, Noble …

  • Hungarian Inventors I
    • Bibliography I
  • Hungarian Inventors, Scientists II
    • Bibliography II
  • Famous Hungarians
  • Hungarian Inventions
  • Hungarian Nobel Prize Winners

Musicians

  • Ágnes Kállay
  • Béla Bartók: In Memoriam
  • Hédi Salánki
  • June Wachtler
  • László Fornwald
  • Miklós Rózsa: Double Life
    • Films Scored by Rózsa
  • Zoltán Kodály

Folk Attire

  • Kalotaszeg, Transylvania
  • Ormánság, South Transdanubia
  • Őrség – Burgenland
  • Rábaköz – Transdanubia
  • Székelyföld, Transylvania
  • Szilágyság, Transylvania
  • Szűr
  • Torockó, Transylvania
  • Hungarian Folk Attire Source

Folklore

  • Busójárás
  • Csángós – Moldava
  • Easter – Hímestojás
    • Customs around the Egg
    • Design and Technique
    • Easter in Hungary
    • Phrases
    • Photos
  • Folkart of Kalotaszeg
    • Dowry of a Kalotaszeg Bride
  • Folk Painting
    • Folk artists
  • Grave Posts
  • Honey Cake
  • Hungarian Folkdance
  • Hungarian Dance in Hungary & America
  • Hungarian Embroidery
    • Matyó Embroidery
    • Regional Embroideries
  • Hungarian Folk Instruments
    • Bagpipe / duda
    • Bugle / kürt
    • Corn Stalk Violin / kukoricahegedű
    • Cymbalom / cimbalom
    • Drum / dob
    • Gardon / ütőgardon
    • Hurdy-Gurdy / tekerő
    • Jughorn / köcsögduda
    • Lyre / koboz
    • Rattle / kereplő
    • Recoder / furulya
    • Shawm / tárogató
    • Shepherd’s Pipe / sípok
    • Shepherd’s Pipe / tilinkó
    • Sunflower Stalk Violin / kóróhegedű
    • Trump / doromb
    • Turkish Pipe / töröksíp
    • Violin / hegedű
    • Zither / citera
    • Whizzer / búgattyú
  • Hungarian Lace
    • Halas Lace
      • Close ups
  • Magyar Dress /Attire
  • Racka

History

  • János Hunyadi 1456
  • 1956
    • The Blood of the Hungarians
    • 1956 Chronology
    • 1956 – After November 4
    • Budapest Exit
    • 1956: Drawings
    • 1956: Drawings 2
    • 1956: Drawings 3
    • 1956: Drawings 4
  • 1848 – 1849
  • Érdy: Hun Cauldrons
  • Feszty Panorama
  • Feszty Engravings – The Arrival Of The Hungarians
  • History In A Nutshell
    • Hungarian Holy Crown
  • Hungarian Immigration Into Passaic
  • Origin of America’s Name
    • Proclamation, Albany NY
  • Stigmatized, The tragedy of deportations
  • Subcarpathia
  • The Treaty of Trianon
    • Trianon-Statistics

Religion

  • Easter in Hungary
  • Oriental Christianity

Scouts

  • Hungarian Scouting In Exteris
  • The Hungarian School Of Passaic
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