Nationwide fairs typically lasted several days.

Embroidery on leather or textile is a basic method for decorating fabric. 

Clay is hard when dry, but when exposed to water, it absorbs the water and becomes soft and dough-like, making it easy to shape by hand. 

Potters sold their wares in various ways.

At traditional fairs, toys were usually available at bazaar stalls run by small-scale merchants selling a variety of goods.

Description of the games found in the closet and the drawer.

Honey is among the most precious natural ingredients and, for much of human history, it was the only sweetener known to mankind.

At the fairs, gingerbread sellers would sell two types of cakes. 

The exhibition is an attempt to make visitors familiar with the collection items of the Museum of Hungarian Applied Folk Art interactively in an educational space that mobilises multiple senses and where children, adults and visitors with disabilities can access information experientially.