A new collection of musical clothes for the manor dancers

THE Lūznavas Manor Cadrician dance group implemented the project “Collection of Young Style Chat for the Creative Activity of the Cadian dance group” and completed work on the collection of new musical clothes.
A two-year anniversary of the European Union's European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) for the implementation of the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD), supported by the Latvian Rural Development Programme 2014-2020, was also launched to ensure the creative activity of the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD). The project was designed to produce eight men and eight women's gowns by March 2020. Now the project ended and after the sketch of the costume artist, Inara Appeal sketches, the “ancient rock” of the countryside made dancers new youngsters. The dressing of the garments took several months – the masters of the dressing gowns both visited the dancers in the Rēzekne District, and the dancers themselves went to Riga so that the collection of clothes would be the same as it was intended. To date, THE Lūznavas Manor Cadrician dancers coincided with both their own and a collection of women's clothes in addition to the suits used in the use of the fashion brand “Mayra”, but the implementation of this project now allows for a more coherent and more precise image of the group according to the millennial period.
Since Lūznavas manor is built in the architectural style of a romantic museum, THE goal of THE Lūznavas Manor Cadrico Dance Group is to promote not only the promotion of cadastre dances, but also the promotion of events and traditions related to THE history of Lūznavas manor, the preservation and promotion of the cultural heritage of the customs architecture, fashion, style and environmental cultural heritage, which can also be achieved more successfully by a collection of suits corresponding to the era.
The nearest chance to see the manor dancers in the new clothes will be 7 March in the Rēzekne cultural house – the dance group “Jiga” and the concert of friends “Vysapleik economy”.
More information on the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development is available on THE EC website: http://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/rural-development-2014-2020/index_lv.htm
Inga Girgule,
Head of the Luznava Manor Culture Project