The Woodcarving Museum Konjic offers a unique opportunity to explore the lives and works of Konjic woodcarvers, the tools and techniques they used, and the enduring nature of this craft, which has survived numerous wars and proved its value in preservation.
Centuries-Old Tradition in Konjic
Woodcarving is a centuries-old tradition in Konjic, achieving global recognition.
Among the many families dedicated to this craft, the Nikšić and Mulić families stand out for making it world-famous and passing down their skills through generations.
Preserving the Art of Woodcarving
Founded to preserve the woodcarving tradition, The Woodcarving Museum Konjic showcases the evolution of this craft across different eras and honors the artisans who tirelessly passed their knowledge to their successors.
A Cultural Heritage Recognized by UNESCO
In December 2017, Konjic woodcarving was inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List.
Many works by Konjic woodcarvers are also listed as national monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Award-Winning Museum
The museum offers insights into the woodcarvers’ lives and works, the tools and techniques they used, and the craft’s ability to endure through time.
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In 2022, The Woodcarving Museum received the Živa Award for the best Slavic museum and the Luiggi Micheletti Award for the best museum in Europe, granted by the European Museum Academy.
