3.5.3.3010 Sardinia the traditions Museum of Aggius and the ancient Sardinian traditional customs

The Sardinian tradition is still long live, during the feasts and the particularly important parties (Example: Cagliari S.Efisio) the participants show off the ancient customs Sardinians.

During the feasts the plaza is animated, people dance and sing, and for one day she forgets the frantic rhythms to which we are accustomed unfortunately.

It is not rare to see, in some small country of the inside, the elderly ones that habitually use the Sardinian suits, not certainly those of more ancient and elegant invoice. Those are reserved to the great feasts, to the celebrations of the patron.

It does not have colored sketches but his thousand plots of an almost pearly white they do it become even more rich in his simplicity as some night-gowns cloths preciously embroidered of the Sardinian tradition.

Museum of Aggius: Sardinian traditional cloths

Homage of the Mrs. Serra Tonina to the Aggius Ethnographic Museum Olivia Carta Cannas. The valuable workmanship and delicacy of these heads it surprises in his elegant simplicity.

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Sardinia: the traditions Museum of Aggius and the ancient Sardinian traditional customs

The ancient Sardinian traditional customs

Museum of Aggius: Sardinian traditional cloths