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Limanowa ul. Marka 13 Dwór Marsów, przełom XVIII i XIX w. foto z 3 lipca 2020
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Limanowa, Poland 13 Marka St. The Mars Manor, 18/19th c. taken on 3 July 2020
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Limanowa ul. Marka 13 Dwór Marsów, przełom XVIII i XIX w. foto z 3 lipca 2020
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Limanowa, Poland 13 Marka St. The Mars Manor, 18/19th c. taken on 3 July 2020
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Polish instrument trombita. Photography: Limanowianie Folk Ensemble.
Trombita comes from a family of old instruments known throughout the Carpathian Mountains and beyond. The type presented on the photo comes from a region around small town of Limanowa in southern Poland. It’s made of two parts carved in wood, wrapped in willow bark. Its lenght reaches around 180cm in most of the cases. The longest and heaviest of those instruments require a wooden support or a help of another person who keeps its end upin the air. In the old times the local shepherds used trombity to communicate bewteen distant pastures.
Limanowa Kościół Matki Boskiej Bolesnej, 1911-1918 rzeźbiarz: Zygmunt Otto foto z 3 lipca 2020
Orzeł na frontowej fasadzie symbolizuje setną rocznicę Konstytucji 3 Maja.
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Limanowa, Poland Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, 1911-1918 sculptor: Zygmunt Otto taken on 3 June 2020
The eagle on the front facade is a memorial of the 100th anniversary of the Constitution of 3 May 1791.
Limanowa ul. Marka 13 Dwór Marsów, przełom XVIII i XIX w. foto z 3 lipca 2020
Lukarna na dachu nad wschodnim skrzydłem pochodzi z drugiej poł. XIX w.
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Limanowa, Poland 13 Marka St. The Mars Manor, 18/19th c. taken on 3 July 2020
The dormer above the eastward part was made in the second half of 19th c.
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‘Śmiguśnioki’ from Limanowa, Poland.
This is an old tradition still observed in some parts of Poland under different names, a part of a broader custom that might be compared to a notion of Slavic spring caroling. The ritual groups of people dressed up in symbolic clothing are walking from house to house in order to pour water on people on the Easter Monday, and they ask for small treats in return (for example pisanki - the decorated eggs). The custom is still present across whole Poland in a simplified form as the Śmigus Dyngus Day. This tradition bears traces to old Slavic customs of ritual purification for the beginning of spring where the pouring of water was originally meant to evoke fertility and ensure health for the rest of the year.
See other examples of the local costumes under my tag dziady śmigustne.
Photo source: limanowa.in
‘Śmiguśnioki’ from Limanowa, Poland.
This is an old tradition still observed in some parts of Poland under different names, a part of a broader custom that might be compared to a notion of Slavic spring caroling. The ritual groups of people dressed up in symbolic clothing are walking from house to house in order to pour water on people on the Easter Monday, and they ask for small treats in return (for example pisanki - the decorated eggs). The custom is still present across whole Poland in a simplified form as the Śmigus Dyngus Day. This tradition bears traces to old Slavic customs of ritual purification for the beginning of spring where the pouring of water was originally meant to evoke fertility and ensure health for the rest of the year.
See other examples of the local costumes under my tag dziady śmigustne.
Photo source: limanowa.in
Lachy Limanowskie, southern Poland.
Source: Zespół Regionalny LIMANOWIANIE