Among the artisans one will be able to meet at the first ROM(a)NOR Interferences fair, which will be held between July 28-30 at the “Dimitrie Gusti” National Village Museum, we note:
TRAIAN CĂLDĂRAR
Around the age of 8 or 9, he understood what was going on around him in the world and began to learn the tinker craft he saw practiced by his father. It didn't work out the first time. At the age of 12, Traian Căldărar managed to be proud of his first perfect object. From then until now, he managed to become famous in copper processing. He comes from a conservative community in terms of traditions and he also managed to carry them forward.
Contact: 0744.263.588
ION CRĂCIUN
He learned the trade over 50 years ago from his father. He comes from a family of silversmiths with a tradition of at least four generations.
Contact: 0767.533.136
CONSTANTIN PĂULIN
He is one of the few craftsmen still practicing the craft of hat-making. He creates a variety of straw hats inspired by Panama, Fedora, Bowler, Boater, or Bucket styles.
Contact: 0760.896.274
The predefined project ROM(a)NOR Interferences is implemented by "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum with the financial support of SEE Grants 2014 - 2021 through the RO-Culture Program.
