pontjáig
Pontjáig is a term that refers to a specific style of traditional Hungarian embroidery. This type of needlework is characterized by its vibrant colors, particularly reds, blues, and greens, often combined with black. The motifs employed in pontjáig embroidery are typically geometric and floral, with repeating patterns that create a sense of rhythm and harmony. Common elements include stylized flowers, leaves, stars, and sometimes animal figures.
The origins of pontjáig embroidery can be traced back to the 18th and 19th centuries in the
The technique involves using a variety of stitches, most commonly cross-stitch and satin stitch, to create dense