Secvențe din Muzeul Satului. Cherhana (1971)

M. Păunescu · 1971

In the picture is the cherhanaua, a specialized construction, typical of the intense fishing areas in our country: the Black Sea seaside, the Danube Delta, the great lakes Razelm, Sinoe and Babadag intended to collect fish for marketing. The construction, brought to the Village Museum in 1953, is mounted on the pillars and has a three-sided porch - used as a wharf - with behaved pillars; the two-water roof is wrapped with reeds in “fish scales” technique. The plan includes a large hall that houses the fishing gear and the vessels for receiving and semiconservicing fish and two smaller rooms: one for preparing black eggs and the other - the reception desk. The inventory displayed inside is rich and diverse, comprising almost all traditional fishing gear.