Museo "Da li mans di Carlin" Frisanco in miniatura
Museum | Frisanco | Friuli-Venezia Giulia | Italy
The "Museo 'Da li mans di Carlin'" in Frisanco, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy, is a remarkable exhibition that presents rural life in Val Colvera in miniature form. The museum's name, "Da li mans di Carlin," honors Carlo Beltrame, a local craftsman who spent over four decades creating a variety of miniatures in 1:10 scale with exceptional patience and precision.
The exhibition includes a series of buildings and objects that reflect traditional life in the region, including:
- Carbonaia: A charcoal kiln representing the traditional method of charcoal production.
- Mulino: A mill illustrating the process of grinding grain.
- Stavolo: A typical mountain farmhouse providing insight into living conditions at the time.
- Battiferro: A blacksmith shop showcasing the smith's craftsmanship.
- Latteria: A dairy documenting the milk processing process.
- Stalla: A stable depicting animal husbandry and care.
- Uccellanda: A bird-catching house showing the hunting methods of the region.
- Chiese: Churches reflecting the religious life and architecture of the time.
Each of these models is functional and built with materials and techniques that correspond to the original construction methods. This attention to detail allows visitors to get a vivid picture of rural life in Val Colvera.
The "Museo 'Da li mans di Carlin'" is a valuable contribution to the preservation and presentation of the region's cultural heritage, offering both locals and visitors the opportunity to experience the history and traditions of Val Colvera in a tangible way.
