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| Croatia has a long tradition of artisan handicrafts, which resulted in rich and distinctive souvenirs. 
 Here is what we recommend:
 
 
  Embroidery 
 Croatian embroidery reflects the torture of the state throughout history. There is an Ottoman influence in the north and the Venetian influence along the coast. The prevailing color is red, which also symbolizes fertility. You can choose tablecloths, shawls, scarves and decorative aprons Croatian designers.
 
 
 
  Pag Lace 
 It is produced exclusively on the island of Pag, this intricate lace once adorned clothing queens and princesses in Europe. You can still see a old lady on the island of Pag that made lace. So if you visit the island, you will not come back home with empty hands. If you want to buy Pag lace, we recommend you walk the narrow streets of the town of Pag, where you will find lots of lace. It can also be found in most souvenir shops all over the Croatian.
 
 
  Pag cheese 
 Cheese is known worldwide, of which the inhabitants of the island made antique. Cheese can be purchased directly in a cheese factory in the town of Pag, or by private producers.
 
 
 
 
  Samobor Crystal 
 Samobor is a town that is famous for its incredible crystal. If you are in Samobor, stop at the crystal shop, which offers a great choice. Crystal Shop
  TieDid you know that the tie, the universal symbol of refinement and sophistication, is connected with the Croats?While  in the Europe raged Thirty Years' War (1618-1648), into this tragedy are send the Croatian soldiers who are performing under the direction of  their governors, came to Paris.It  is interesting that the Croats, as part of their traditional uniforms,  in their own way tied colorful scarves around their necks. This  lovely "Croatian style" won the fastidious inhabitants of Paris at the  time of Louis XIV., and they have adopted a new fashion item, worn "a la Croate" (the Croatian way). This term was soon evolved into a new French word "cravate. "So  the tie as a sign of culture and refinement came at that time a civil  fashion and won the whole of Europe, and today the entire civilized  world.  MaraschinoThe famous liqueur made of wonderful and healthy maraska cherries, which grow best in the Zadar area. Karst, red soil, plenty of sunshine and wind - all contributing to the exceptional flavor of this liqueur, which is in the 17th and 18th St. was sent from Zadar in the whole world.  PenkalaSlavoljub Penkala is one of Europe's greatest inventors, who in 1906 invented the first pen in the world and in 1907 the first fountain pen. Penkala  is still an authentic Croatian souvenir, which testifies to the  importance of Zagreb as an industrial, commercial and cultural center in  the early 20 century.  MorettoOne of the unique souvenirs that will remind guests of their stay in the city of Rijeka, Kvarner and in Croatia, the traditional jewelry of the city Rijeka is known as "Moretto". This primarily refers to the earrings. However, the icons "Moretto" can also be found on brooches, rings, necklaces and pins for a tie. It  is believed that the amulet has a protective power, and according to  legend, women wore it as a symbol of victory over the Turks in the 16th century.  Gingerbread Heart (Licitarsko srce)Traditionally, the bright red color. The  custom of giving gingerbread heart, which a young man expresses his  feelings and love, is deeply rooted in the Croatian tradition and  culture. Special occasion for such a token of appreciation is the biggest feast of love - Valentine's Day.  Dolls in National CostumesDolls in  national costumes are a souvenir of the Croatian people, which is rich  in traditions of dress, which is specific in all Croatian regions.
 
 
 
  Olive Oil 
 Olive  oil has been known for centuries for its value, as in gastronomy so  in alternative medicine, is one of the most important products of our  country. Olive oil is produced in Istria, Kvarner and in Dalmatia.
 
 
 
 
  Lavender 
 Lavender flower disperses across the Croatian. It is ecologically produced, hand planting and harvesting. Hvar lavender may without doubt be considered by far the best quality lavender in relation to other European countries. On the sunniest Croatian island Hvar it is cultivated in ideal climatic conditions and favorable undulating ground.
 The  lavender souvenir is a wonderful memento of Croatia, is a useful and  practical souvenir which finds its place in the car, office, home, and  because of its medicinal properties and intoxicating scent is  recommended for stress, headaches and for strengthening immunity.
 
 
  Bajadera (sweets) 
 Bajadera is a superb dessert that unites the Central European art in the preparation of sweets and luxury oriental flavor. Bajadera the queen among the desserts, is enriched with fine nougat with almonds gives it a unique, distinctive taste. For a generation of consumers Bajadera is a symbol of superior dessert.
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