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QUINTELA SANTA EULALIA DE OSCOS ASTURIAS - SPAIN
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MUSEUMS, WORKSHOPS AND THE TRIP HAMMER

Museums, workshops and the trip hammer ... there are many possibilities to enjoy Los Oscos and discover its traditions through the different active workshops that are in the region....

Museo Casa Natal Marqués de Sargadelos, vistas, museos, lugares que ver, oscos, reserva de la biosfera

MARQUIS OF SARGADELOS` BIRTH HOUSE MUSEUM

MARQUIS OF SARGADELOS' BIRTH HOUSE MUSEUM

The house where Antonio Raimundo Ibáñez was born, Marquis of Sargadelos (1749-1809), is currently an exhibition space dedicated to the life and work of this merchant, industrial and enlightened who, at the end of the 18th century, built in Sargadelos (Cervo, Lugo) one of the first factories of iron foundry and earthenware in Spain.

MAZONOVO`S TRIP HAMMER

MAZONOVO`S TRIP HAMMER

MAZONOVO'S TRIP HAMMER

In Mazonovo you can visit a trip hammer from the XVIII century to beat and stretch the iron bars that came out from the ironworks. It is an excellent example of the iron industry in the Region, which until the 19th century exported elaborated material to Fonsagrada, Vegadeo, Castropol and other territories in Asturias and Galicia.

HYOTTOKO POCKET KNIVES

HYOTTOKO POCKET KNIVES

Traditionally in Santa Eulalia, knives have been made for more than a century. At the present time, Toquero and Keiko maintain this tradition developing this old trade which they combine with the Japanese ancestral wisdom.

IRENE VILLAR. Handmade loom

IRENE VILLAR. Handmade loom

Irene Villar tries to recover traditional crafts using natural materials such as wool, silk, cotton or linen. In addition, in another loom of similar characteristics, but not so old, she manufactures garments with a more current design, such as shirts, shawls, scarves.

The teaching of the loom was acquired in La Coruña, where she lived, and in the Museum of Grandas de Salime.

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