Hi Guys! This video is all about Hungarian Folk art design patterns. We go into Eastern European traditions, history and symbolism through these Hungarian floral pattern designs with Laszlo, who *fun fact* actually happens to be Hungarian! What a coincidence…Enjoy :)

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+TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Hungarian Folk art
0:48 Origins of the Hungarians
2:04 Hungarian embroidery styles
3:45 Matyo vs. Kalocsai patterns
5:01 Symbolism from the tree of life to tulips
8:17 Floral motives & beyond
11:04 Folk art is our love language


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