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Miska jug. 19th century. Hungary
Miska jug. From left to right: 1828, 1855 and 1833. Mezocsat, Borsod county. Ethnographic Museum. Budapest. Hungary
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1828 1833 1855 Budapest Ceramic Ceramics Ethnographic Ethnography Hungarian Hungary Mustache Pottery Recipient Region Showcase Tradition Typical Borsod
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1. Title: "A Triumph of Tradition: The Evolving Designs of Miska Jugs from Mezocsat, Hungary (1828, 1833, and 1855)" 2.. This trio of Miska jugs, hailing from the picturesque village of Mezocsat in Borsod county, Hungary, showcases the rich and evolving history of this iconic ceramic tradition. Dating back to the 19th century, these jugs, with their years of origin marked as 1828, 1833, and 1855, are now proudly displayed in the Ethnographic Museum of Budapest. The Miska jug, also known as a winemug or mustache jug, is a quintessential piece of Hungarian pottery. Its distinctive black, coloured, and decorative design has been a cherished part of the region's cultural heritage for centuries. Each jug is adorned with intricate geometric patterns, which have been passed down through generations, reflecting the strong connection between the people of Mezocsat and their age-old craft. The men in this image, with their traditional hats and mustaches, further emphasize the historical significance of these vessels. The Miska jugs were not only used for functional purposes, such as serving wine or other beverages, but also held great importance as symbolic objects, representing the region's unique identity and traditions. As you explore the ethnographic exhibition, take a moment to appreciate the beauty and history encapsulated in these Miska jugs. Their enduring designs serve as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Hungary and the European continent as a whole.
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