The collection is on display in two separate rooms.
One room holds Slavonian ethnographic items, while the other constitutes
a separate whole, decorated as a traditional local cottage.
Textile ethnographic items are particularly numerous:
Bed and table covers, as well as head covers - both simple everyday
ones, and those worn on solemn occasions.
Special scarfs used for kneeling at church and
towels constitute a unit apart. Some towels were used for wiping
hands and face, others only for special occasions (weddings or
funerals), while others again were used merely as interior decorations.
Exhibited are also objects made of wood, used
in everyday life, as well as in solemn occasions: Distaffs, all
kinds of case sheaths, clappers used in the Good Week, butter
mixer, chest boxes, traditional folk music instruments.
A separate room - the so called "Peasant
Room" - shows the interior of a typical three-room rural
home from the beginning of the century, with all the everyday
life details. The room has in this case been decorated for a solemn
occasion, demonstrated through the presence of tambura players,
as well as through women's festive clothing. The room is dominated
by a loom, shelves with dishes, and a set table.
