Slovenian
Heritage

Personal brand, currently sold in 10 stores across Slovenia.

In Slovenia, traditional folk patterns carry deep cultural significance, as they combine Slavic, Germanic, Romance, and Hungarian influences.

These intricate motifs, found on traditional clothing, textiles, embroidery, and pottery, originate from folk art and traditions that have been preserved within local communities for centuries.

They once served as symbols of local identity, featuring motifs such as hearts, rosettes, and spirals, which represent nature, love, and spirituality.

Some were even believed to protect the wearer from misfortune and evil spirits.

The symbols are reinterpreted in a contemporary way and applied to various paper and wooden products, such as postcards, greeting cards, A6 notebooks, and magnets.