Celebration!

 So it was the big National Day in Hungary yesterday.

The weather was boiling hot so chose this 

comfy, light jersey black dress.

Dress - Nanso 

Clutch - LV

Brooch - Uniquco Design

Sandals - Coach

 Need to have my hair up when the weather is extremely warm.

In the Castle District there's an annual traditional handicraft market during the festive season.

Kekfesto

Traditional Hungarian blue-dyed fabrics.

 The technology of blue-dyeing comes from the thousand-year-old batik work. First a protective layer is printed on white cotton or linen with printing block and blue dye can't colour this protective layer, so the pattern remains white, undyed there. From the blue dyes that can be found in nature, indigo appeared in the largest quantities. 

 Traditional Hungarian wedding dress

The traditional Hungarian bridal dress was very elaborately embroidered, very often with a flower motif. 

Three bright and vibrant colors were usually repeated in the bride’s dress.

 Under the dress were many layers of underskirts.

 Turo gomboc

Curd cheese dumplings seasoned with lingonberries and decorated with dried chili peppers.

Delicious? No idea...

At 9pm over the Danube.

The spectacular fireworks lasted for 25mins.