| pletchervsf | Дата: Четверг, 20/06/2013, 14:10 | Сообщение # 1 |
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The most famous of the crafts is the oxcart, the countrys most well-known craft. These beautifully hand-painted carts are exquisite samples of artists talents and a must-see on your trip to Costa Rica. The oxcarts were once a very important part of the daily life of Costa Ricans, who used the carts to transport coffee beans from the mountains to the coast. They also served as many families only means of transportation and so were seen as a status symbol. As time has passed their use has become obsolete, yet they are still celebrated as a stunning reminder of Costa Ricas agricultural past and present. The carts are featured in parades and fiestas and the intricate designs now cover every inch of the surface. <br />
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They may be a little too large to fit in your suitcase, but the artists also produce beautifully painted handmade bowls and platters that you can easily take home. In addition to the hand painted items, Sarchis artisans also make beautifully craved furniture like tables, chairs, and chests, as well as decorative masks, wind chimes, and statues.
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