Mărțișorul, the little object that announces the spring coming is offered with love for all ladies. Representing the end of the winter, the two wool yarns symbolize purity and energy, but also love and protection against all evil things.

In recent years, natural soaps have been manufactured by Romanian producers on a large scale, which can only make us happy.

For a healthy skin, it is important to use only soaps, creams or other cosmetics made only from natural ingredients, because we have many products on the market that contain chemicals harmful for the body.

There is no one in Romania who has not heard of "The Atlas of Beauty". Furthermore, it sounds familiar even at the international level. Everything is due to the famous photographer from Romania, Mihaela Noroc, who amazed the whole world with her photos while searching for the feminine beauty.

Who is not fascinated by the mountain landscapes covered by a fresh snow layer? Even those who are not sure about spending their holiday in the cold season would fall in love with story realms. The beauties of nature barely touched by man will make you catch your breath when you will see them, placing you into a fairytale from your childhood.

The Romanian fashion industry can proud itself with talented designers who have become more and more known internationally. Moreover, they have made the traditional Romanian prints and our cultural aspects known in the world. Lana Dumitru occupies a place of honour among them because of the originality and the unusual character that defines her creations.

The Made in RO by Designist.ro fair will be held from 16th to 17th December at Impact Hub Bucharest (161 Splaiul Unirii, 2nd Building, 1st floor). Here you can find the most original gift ideas for your loved ones: home decorations, clothes, ceramic pieces, jewellery, accessories and toys, all created by Romanian designers.

Kids are the happiest when it comes to decorating the Christmas tree, so surprise them with unusual decorations. We are sure they will appreciate a unique Christmas tree under which they will find the wonderful gits left by Santa Claus.

This year’s most popular Christmas tree accessories include handmade decorations. Made with much patience and talent, they make your Christmas tree superb, colourful, and especially loved by you and your guests who come into your house.

Christmas magic has been embracing you since early December, because you know how much you enjoy having your loved ones close to you. The Christmas tree’s decorations, the voice of the little carols singers and the smell of the traditional Romanian dishes are the ones that fill your heart with joy and hope. Why waste these wonderful moments sitting in the kitchen and cooking? We present you some traditional dishes for your Christmas table without losing too much time cooking.

As one of Romania’s significant celebrations, the 1st of December is extremely important for every Romanian. Adopted since 1990, this day marks a major event in our country’s history, the union of Transylvania, Banat, Crișana and Maramureș with Romania.
To feel this celebration deeper and to be proud of being a true Romanian, who will never forget their native places, we recommend you the following pieces of clothing and accessories that you can wear on 1st of December:

Due to its proximity to Hungary, as well as to the economic activities in the area, Oradea became one of the most important cities in northwestern Romania. Situated on the bank of Crișul Repede river and having a vast history, the city is visited more and more by the Romanians from all over the country, but also by foreigners. Thus, tourism in the area has started to significantly develop in recent times.