Muzeum Lašská jizba, Folk museum in Sedliště, Czech Republic.
Muzeum Laska jizba is a folk museum in Sedliště that focuses on collecting objects from the rural past of this region. It houses agricultural tools such as plows, flails, and scythes, along with household items and furniture from various periods.
The museum's collection was founded by Joža Vochala and Antonín Ferdinand Stříž, two local historians who gathered regional objects. Their early work made it possible to preserve items that might otherwise have been lost.
The museum displays embroidery, folk costumes, and handcrafted furniture that reflect everyday life in the Lašsko region. These objects give visitors a direct sense of how people once lived and dressed in this area.
Visitors must arrange a visit in advance by calling or emailing the museum to schedule an appointment. The museum is accessible on specific weekdays during set hours.
The museum operates a historical library with regional literature, extending beyond a typical collection of farm tools. It also uses gallery spaces for rotating exhibitions featuring works by Czech and international artists.
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