Faragvány
Faragvány is a Hungarian term that translates to "carving" or "wood carving" in English. It refers to the artistic practice of shaping wood through removal, typically using tools like knives, chisels, and gouges. This craft has a long history in Hungary, with examples found in traditional folk art, furniture making, and architectural decoration.
Hungarian faragvány often features intricate patterns and motifs that reflect cultural heritage and religious beliefs. Common
The tradition of faragvány has been passed down through generations, with master craftsmen teaching apprentices the