The importance of UNESCO Patrimony of Humanity

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We didn't know much about this recognition before we visited Koniakow Lace Museum. Of course we know a bit about the expression Patrimony of Humanity but, in this case, we learnt a lot about the intangible side of this award. At the museum, we attended a talk where they explained to us how this tradition started and about the woman who created it. They explained as well how the designs have changed with the passing of time and gave us lots of details about how they have become world-wide known.                                       

We also became aware that the materials they use in this kind of activity are sustainable materials, which is really important today.

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