For 45 years, the artist has been creating exquisite textile miniature figures, driven by a continuous inner passion. Even as a child, instead of playing with dolls, she was crafting, building, and collecting unique materials.

This exhibition showcases decades of her craftsmanship, taking you on a journey through history: from the Roman Empire, Renaissance, Baroque, and Victorian eras, all the way to rockabilly and the 1990s. You will also discover authentic European and Hungarian folk costumes, alongside long-forgotten folk traditions. Rather than just stand-alone figures, she creates complex, detailed scenes where every miniature background and accessory is handmade by the artist herself.

Her creations are meticulously modeled based on historical paintings, photographs, and extensive research. Alongside iconic figures like Charlie Chaplin, Albert Einstein, King Henry VIII, and Pumuckl, she has crafted custom figures for films, the Swedish Royal Family, and official state delegations. Her greatest challenge—and signature skill—is sculpting fabric onto 60–70 cm figures, always striving for absolute perfection in every detail.

Featuring an interactive AI experience!

Important Information & Visitor Policy:

Currency & Payment: All prices are in Hungarian Forint (HUF). We accept cash and credit/debit cards.

Refund Policy: Please check your tickets and change before leaving the counter, as we cannot accept complaints or issue refunds after you have left the cash desk.

Supervision: Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times during their visit.

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Ticket Validity: Prices are valid from July 3, 2026 until further notice (including discounts). Tickets can only be purchased on-site.

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