The first celebration of spring is Martisor. Thus, in the first days of March, small objects are given, handmade or industrially, accompanied by a red cord, woven with white cord, which symbolizes the two seasons, winter and summer. This celebrates the transition from winter to summer, from the cold to the warm season. March 1 is Dochia's day, the beginning of the ancient agricultural year. This red and white cord accompanies small handicrafts, which are offered to women or men, depending on the area of the country.

It is not known exactly when this holiday was held, but it is known that the first agrarian day of spring was celebrated 8000 years ago, and the martyr has its origin in the agrarian beliefs and practices of that period.

In this album, you will find martisoare made 100% handmade from clay, hand-painted and lacquered for hardness and durability over time.

All trinkets can later be worn as medallions.