Slovenia year 2011 Carnival Masks stamp – Godlar – New Mint never hinged
The Slovenia 2011 postage stamp featuring Carnival Masks, known as the “Godlar” design, celebrates traditional Slovenian carnival customs. This stamp showcases imagery related to Carnival masks typically worn during Slovenian Carnival festivities, highlighting the cultural heritage of the country.
Key points:
- Year of Issue: 2011
- Theme: Carnival Masks (part of a series depicting traditional Slovenian carnival costumes and masks)
- Artist/Designer: The design is attributed to Godlar, an artist known for capturing Slovene folk traditions.
- Representation: The stamp illustrates colorful, folk costume masks used in traditional celebrations such as Škoromati in regions like the Brkini Hills.
- Cultural significance: The masks represent a vibrant element of Slovenian folklore, used in merry-making, rituals, and community celebrations dating back centuries.
This stamp is part of Slovenia’s ongoing effort to highlight its rich intangible cultural heritage through philately, making it popular among collectors interested in folklore and cultural history.
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