The traditional Enyovski ritual at the Ethnographic Museum

Калина Василева

21.06.2025 • 12:33

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On June 24, 2025, the Ethnographic Museum in Burgas will organize the celebration of Eniovden, where visitors will be able to participate in the weaving of a traditional Eniov wreath made of 77 and a half herbs, collected at dawn. The event will commemorate the birth of St. John the Baptist and will also include a demonstration of the Eniova buria costume.

On June 24, 2025, Eenyovden, the Ethnographic Museum in Burgas will host a traditional ritual for weaving an Eenyov wreath. The beginning is at 10:30 am at the address ul. "Slavyanska" 69. Visitors will be able to participate in the weaving of a wreath from 77 and a half herbs, collected at dawn. On this day, the Christian Church celebrates the birth of St. John the Baptist, whose survival in the desert is associated by the people with the knowledge and use of magical herbs.

The permanent exhibition of the Regional Historical Museum in Burgas will also feature the traditional costume of the Eenyova bride from the village of Fakiya. In folk tradition, a little girl is dressed in a bridal outfit, as she is the symbolic bride of Enyo. Many children eagerly await to participate in the weaving of the wreath. Anyone who believes in the power of the sun, dew, and enchanting herbs is welcome to pass through the wreath for health and success.

Калина Василева

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Калина Василева е журналист с богат опит в отразяването на широк спектър от теми. Тя е отговорна за ежедневното следене на новинарския поток и покриването на разнообразни рубрики.

Нейната работа обхваща общи новини за България, градско благоустройство, интересни истории от живота, събития за деца и материали за света на животните. Калина също така поддържа и организира съдържанието в категория Архив.