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Posted: March 28, 2025Categories: The Voriagh diary
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Posted: March 14, 2025Categories: The Voriagh diary
The Monogram: A Legacy of Tradition and Personalization
Embroidery, an ancient art that has stood the test of time, continues to captivate with its delicacy and timeless elegance. Among its many forms, the monogram is more than just an ornament—it is a true marker of identity and refinement. It embodies both a deeply rooted tradition and a modern trend in garment personalization.
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Posted: March 07, 2025Categories: The Voriagh diary
Masked Celebrations and Banished Spirits: Carnival, an Ancestral Ritual Against Winter
As February progresses and the days timidly grow longer, an explosion of colors takes over cities and countryside alike—Carnival. Behind its joyful festivities, vibrant costumes, and nocturnal masquerades lies a tradition deeply rooted in ancient rites, where masks played a crucial role in battling winter and its malevolent spirits.
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The Secret Language of Alsatian Half-Timbered Houses
Alsatian half-timbered houses are far more than simple dwellings—they are the guardians of an ancient language etched into their wooden structures. Every beam, every motif tells a story, reflecting the beliefs and aspirations of those who built them.
As we wandered through the cobbled streets of the Écomusée d’Alsace, where we had the privilege of capturing timeless
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Posted: January 30, 2025Categories: The Voriagh diaryAn experimental project around a coat…
If you have already placed an order with us, you must have received at least once a greeting card illustrated by Anette Pirso (@anetteprs), an Estonian illustrator with whom we are collaborating for a few years already…
A friendship was built, and a lot of sharing took place, including the photo of a page from a book of traditional costumes with a -
Posted: January 16, 2025Categories: The Voriagh diaryA Magical Day at the Estonian Open Air Museum
During my recent trip to Estonia, my sister Olivia and I discovered a place out of time: the Estonian Open Air Museum (Eesti Vabaõhumuuseum). Nestled in a charming natural setting, this museum is a true treasure for anyone eager to dive into the history and traditions of this fascinating country.
The highlight
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A Journey into Estonian Traditions: St. Martin’s Fair
From November 7 to 9, 2024, St. Martin’s Fair enchanted Tallinn by bringing together the finest Estonian handicrafts and folkloric traditions. This annual event, held around St. Martin’s Day (November 10), is more than just a market; it’s a true celebration of Estonian culture, where the past meets the present in a warm and festive atmosphere.
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Posted: December 06, 2024Categories: The Voriagh diary
Gingerbread house DIY: handcraft your own delicious house with Olivia!
Nothing beats adding a touch of sugary sweetness to winter! This week, let yourself be inspired by a special DIY: visit our blog to discover the creation of a gingerbread house, brilliantly crafted by our talented designer Olivia and featured in our latest YouTube video!
To make your gingerbread house, you’ll need the following ingredients (note: this recipe is closer to speculoos
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The Philosophy Behind the Style: Exploring the Values of Dark Academia
In a world awash with the frenzy of fleeting trends and fast fashion, Dark Academia emerges as a timeless sanctuary. It is not merely a visual aesthetic but an intimate philosophy—a refuge for those who revere the pursuit of knowledge, the beauty of the arts, and the haunting echoes of bygone eras. Dark Academia is a way of existing on the margins of modern clamor: a life devoted to discovery, to