MiCultura promotes knowledge of artisan technologies for production of pint 'or
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In December 2017, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) recognised the "production and production of vegetable fibre for talks, pines and pines of the" pint 'or "pint hat," as an Inmaterial Cultural Heritage of mankind, a news that has been an important development for La Pintada's district as a legacy of this region of the country.
Due to its importance for ten years, the town of La Pintada in the province of Coclé honors the work of men and women dedicated to the production of this beautiful folkloric clothing, performing the National Festival of the Pinta Hat, that year after year brings together thousands of visitors who are attracted by this artisan jewel and who are an asset in the economy of the region and that looks at different manifestations and traditions characteristic of that place.
Supporting the essence of this festival, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) has been represented as a sponsor of this festival, and that's why they have invited a group of social communicators to participate in the "Hat Rog," an initiative organized by the Alcaldía de La Pintada, with a visit to Reinaldo Quiros, María Camargo and María González, who have made this typical pledge, and have been vivid to the classes of hats, the numbers back, the raw material and the extraction of fiber, from which have been obtained the tidines that have been used and that have been solved.
The National Pig Hat Festival will be held from October 21 to 23 and will have a varied cultural program that will start with the coronation of Malena Morales Martínez, Queen of the 10th version, folkloric presentations, intersectieshow and popular dances among other activities.
Thus on Saturday, October 22, will continue with an Eucharist in honor of the artisan, then an Academic Symposium about this inmaterial cultural heritage at the headquarters of the mayor's office, the well-known contest of fattening of crizneja, scattering of necks, Clotilde Ibarra and Fabián Mendoza medal, Marina Lorenza Medal, among other competitions that put to the test the skill and skill in the production of this accessory in the children and adult categories.
A great number of visitors are expected to have an opportunity to have an opportunity to have a ride parade, a ride and a popular dance that have been scheduled this year to enhance the work and heritage that have been passed from generation to generation and to continue to production this typical and widely used dressage, and at national level.
For this Festivity MiCultura will have an artisan place in which artisan will not only show the variety of hat, as well as jewelry, handbags, winches and other products obtained from the acorn, and join with other plants used by artisan production.
