Bit of a new video from us, guys, hope you like it! timestamps below: 0:00 Hungarian Folk art 0:48 Origins of the Hungarians 2:04 Hungarian embroidery styles 3:45 Matyo vs. Kalocsai patterns 5:01 Symbolism from the tree of life to tulips 8:17 Floral motives & beyond 11:04 Folk art is our love language Egészségetekre :) Laz

I love the sentiment of folk art being without ego and for the people and everyone to be a part of ❤

Fascinating! So many of the Hungarian motifs remind me of Mexican folk art.

I LOVE this show !!! My grandparents were born in Hungary and lived next door to us on the farm in Virginia, so my Mother talked Hungarian to them sometimes. I discovered Hungarian embroidery at an event in town, and went out and bought an embroidery stich book, a few threads, and found a Dover library book with Hungarian designs. The first designs I stitched were more pastels, until I studied the subject more and and started using the bolder colors. When I got tired of sewing I used the folk art designs and transferred them for watercolors. Thanks so much for the lovely presentation - LOL

Ohh this is so cool! I have been researching this very art style for my next room makeover. Thanks so much for this episode ☺

Extremely interesting Hungarian culture & very intricate folklore - thanks D&B👏

This was very educational and beautiful

Interesting educational video and loved the connective message of the world 🌎with no borders when it comes to folk art 🌷🌹.

This video melted my heart. Thank you❤

I REALLY ENJOYED THIS FOLK ART TALK AS MY FATHER WHO WAS FROM BUDAPEST TAUGHT ME HOW TO PAINT THE FLOWERS WHEN I WAS A CHILD. I AM NOW DECORATING A SMALL TABLE WHICH MY HUSBAND MADE FOR ME. BOTH MY FATHER AND HUSBAND HAVE DIED BUT I HAVE MY MEMORIES AND WILL DECORATE MY TABLE WITH HUNGARIAN FOLK ART AS I REMEMBER. THANK YOU FOR REMINDING ME OF THIS BEAUTIFUL ART.

Very well put together and I love that all your videos are full of ACTUAL information! 🙏🥳🥳💚

👏👏👏 So very interesting Laz, thank you for the 🇭🇺 Hungary history lesson, the craft symbolism and differences in regions. That's exactly what I love to know about art - everything! I've always noticed there is symmetry in alot of their craft like mirror images. Any special reason? Thank you for reminding us we are all the same, related and we belong to one race...the "human" race. 🌏

Pretty amazing things I never knew, I was born in Moshon Magyovar in 1956, My mom loved to embroider, in fact when she visited there she brought back embroidery thread which I hold near and dear. We escaped Hungary in 1956, I lost my parents and my sisters I reside alone in Land O Lakes Florida, my favorite past time is stitching cross stitch,and embroidery, thank you for the history lesson

Hello from Italy. I appreciated very much this design topic, as always beatifully edited. You D&B are unique . Thank you for this refined introduction to hungarian symbolism.

I collect painted folk art (Australian style native flowers, so not really traditional folk art) painted on wood as decor. Folk art makes me smile. Puts me in my happy place. I think it's a beautiful art form.

Well, I didn't expect to be in tears at the end of this video but here we are 😭 Beautiful video and sentiments ❤️

Thank you for making this extremely thoughtful and beautiful video! This has even further deepened my love and inspiration of folk art.

❤ REFRESHINGLY INTERESTING. HADN'T HEARD ANY INFORMATION BEFORE.

Amazing! Ty

Loved it! I think you are on to something in your thoughts about the universality of folk art at the end

Love learning about other cultures and to see the embroidery is especially inspiring. Is it mainly a type of crewel embroidery or are they using regular floss?

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😂 I knew this was coming one day😂 üdvözlet Erdélyből!

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. When we left Grandma and Grandpa's at night, we used to say, "Kissing in the pig pen!" Thank you for everything! They died when I was 10. I found out how to spell it: Koszonom Szepen. .