Fakasztó
Fakasztó is a Hungarian folk term referring to a specific type of traditional Hungarian folk art, primarily found in the Transylvanian region of Romania. It encompasses decorative wood carving, often found on household items, furniture, and architectural elements like gates and doorframes. The term itself can be translated as "making one bloom" or "causing to sprout," hinting at the organic, flowing patterns characteristic of the style.
The motifs used in fakasztó art are typically inspired by nature, featuring stylized floral designs, vines,
Historically, fakasztó was a skill passed down through generations within rural communities. Carvers would often create