His works are admired not only in Slovakia, but also abroad. Milan Jankovič (41) has been tinkering since he was sixteen. He was so fascinated by the craft that he made Jesus and the Virgin Mary in life size. Jesus made of wire was consecrated to him in the Philippines, in the oldest church in Manila. The statue of Madonna, on the other hand, has precious stones for almost five thousand euros and it is not finished yet. Milan is convinced that no one has produced such works so far, not only in Slovakia, but also abroad. "The idea to make Jesus Christ arose fifteen years ago. When I started tinkering, I said to myself that I have to do something that is not available in the whole world..."
Tinkering joins six Slovak elements that were included in the world list in previous years: fujara – a musical instrument and its music (2005), Terchov music (2013), bagpipe culture (2015), together with the Czech Republic, puppetry in Slovakia and the Czech Republic (2016), Horehron polyphonic singing (2017) and, together with Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Germany, a blueprint (2018). From a historical, economic and production point of view, tinsmithing represents a specific type of folk production in Slovakia. During its development, it took many forms and went through many changes, but it continues to represent an important part of the culture and social history of Slovakia.
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