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ΑΞΙΖΕΙ ΝΑ ΑΓΟΡΑΣΩ....ΞΥΛΙΝΟ ΓΟΥΔΙ ;

Η WOODENART ΛΕΕΙ... ΝΑΙ !!!

Η Εμπειρία μας, η αγάπη και το μεράκι για δημιουργία, αλλά και η ποιότητα που διατηρούμε μέχρι και σήμερα, για την σωστή κατασκευή ενός ξύλινου γουδιού, από τον κορμό του δέντρου μέχρι και το τελικό αποτέλεσμα που φτάνει στα χέρια του καταναλωτή, είναι ο λόγος που με σιγουριά απαντούμε στο αρχικό ερώτημα.

Wood Fragrances .... At Your Table

Gastronomy is an industry in which original, unusual but mainly creative ideas are a major concern for restaurant chefs with the ultimate goal of creating a gastronomic dish that will impress the customer both tastefully and visually. However, even at the level of a friendly or professional dinner, the appearance of the dish has to match the taste, impressing the guests.

WINES OF THE HOLY MONASTERY OF KIMISEOS OF THEOTOKOS VOTSAS

In the mountains of Epirus, in the 3rd zone of the North Pindos Park, at an altitude of 720 meters, between dense oak, beech and pine forests, in the valley of Zagori or river Barda in eastern Zagori, was built in the year 672 AD. from the Emperor Constantine II Pogonato, the Holy Monastery of Votsas.

Easter Candles 2019

‘Easter’ is a word that conjures up myriad warm emotions in young and old. Easter is that festive time of year everyone yearns to spend with their loved ones and exchange wishes and smiling gestures. Naturally, it is an undeniable fact that the very first thought that comes to mind upon hearing the word Easter is red-dyed Easter eggs, Easter cookies and, not least of all, Easter candles, which all children joyfully look forward to holding during the Holy Saturday evening mass.

The Beech (Fagus)

Beech (Fagus) is a genus of ten deciduous tree species native to Europe, Asia and North America, where forests comprise the Fagus japonica, the Chinese Beech, the North American Beech and the Taiwan Beech and the Japanese Beech, the Fagus longipetiolata, the Fagus lucida, the Mexican Beech(haya), the Fagus  sylvatica and Fagus orientalis. In particular, the Fagus sylvatica and Fagus Orientalis are native in Greece that produce extensive thick forested areas mainly in the mountainous regions of Central Greece, Thessalia and Northern Epirus.