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Photo: Zagreb County Tourist Board
The protection of the Bistra kraluš and cravat as an intangible cultural asset is extremely important for the preservation of local, but also Croatian, identity. The traditional technique of manually stringing multi-colored beads onto intertwined threads of horsehair began to be used in the Bistra area at the end of the 19th century. Bistra traditional jewelry was worn with the Bistra national costume, the traditional dress of the Bistra region. //...
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