Ethnography section
Rugs woven on a traditional loom
Rugs over a hundred years old, made in Baia households and donated by villagers.
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Ethnography, history and temporary exhibitions.
Rugs, embroidered towels and bags woven on traditional looms, with geometric and animal motifs specific to the area, alongside cooperage tools and weaving instruments. Pieces over a hundred years old, donated by locals.
Ethnography section
Rugs over a hundred years old, made in Baia households and donated by villagers.
Ethnography section
Homemade textiles with geometric and animal motifs, part of the dowry of Baia families.
Ethnography section
The tools of the crafts that sustained the village, from the spinning distaff to barrel staves.
From a mammoth jaw and pottery of the Precucuteni and Cucuteni cultures to 15th century stove tiles unearthed on the site of the medieval town, and the portrait of Alexandru Ioan Cuza.
History section
The oldest piece in the museum, a witness of the Ice Age in the Moldova river valley.
History section
Painted vessels and fragments over five thousand years old, from one of the great cultures of Old Europe.
History section
Ornamented stove tiles from the time when Baia was the first capital of Moldavia.
Hosts temporary exhibitions, workshops for pupils and the cultural gatherings of the commune.