wooden models for making small breads
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Title
wooden models for making small breads
Description
A wooden models for stamping out pattern in a so-called small breads (local pastries made with black wheat and rye flour, honey and spices for the gingerbread).
Creator
2088
Source
craftedobjects,uppercarniola
Contributor
iain
Type
Physical Object
Identifier
810
Alternative Title
Leseni modeli za mali kruhek
Date Submitted
13/01/2026
Date Modified
13/01/2026
Extent
12cm x 9cm x 2cm
Spatial Coverage
current,46.16645630152873,14.307220267982746;
Europeana
Europeana Type
TEXT
Physical Object Item Type Metadata
Prim Media
2094
Material
Pear wood.
Natural Cultural
Cultural
Craft
woodwork
Tool
Various chisels, wooden hammer, natural brush.
Place
Škofja Loka, Gorenjska, Slovenia
Material Source
Wood and wood scraps Petra gets or buys from carpenters; sometimes she buys small boards from local farmers, especially if they have pear wood; sometimes she buys a piece of log, preferably pear.
Technique
The wooden small bread model is made by hand carving a pattern into a piece of wood using a chisel and a wooden hammering plunger. The wooden planks are cut into pieces by a joiner, who also uses a machine to carve out the basic shape. The usable products have no covering, they are natural and are only polished to a shine with a cotton cloth or a natural brush. Decorative products, however, may be coated with beeswax.
Function
A useful function for stamping samples on dough.
Creation Purpose
The products were made for an exhibition.
Production Quality
Depending on orders and other activities (workshops) and the size and complexity of the ornaments. Sometimes she doesn't make a single piece in a month.
Conecept
The "small bread" were baked, sold and bought locally as gifts on church festivals and other special occasions (St Nicholas, Christmas, New year, wedding, baptism, port, feast, fiancée gift, etc.) from the 18th century onwards and are a local feature.
External ID
ZRCSAZU_AR_02(1)
Citation
2088, “wooden models for making small breads,” VERAP, accessed April 2, 2026, https://culturality.museum/omeka/items/show/2095.
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