Mastacăn, County German, sec. the nineteenth
The Mastacăn household comes from a bullied type village located on the Bistrita Valley, being built at the beginning of the 19th century and transferred to the museum in 1957. Next to the house, it includes a "Lozniţă" (dry and smoked fruit oven), a sharp tools and a cot.
The charm of the house, whose owner was Ion Achirițoaie, is given by the dimensions and proportions of the volumes that make up: the short walls, clay, lifted from fir beams concluded "stars", small windows, low, open porch, which surround it on three sides, the roof with a linen slope and the slope. In the plane, it has two rooms: the tent and the living room. The polychrome of the interior results from the wide range of fabrics (wiping, look, sting) and port parts that adorn the peak above the bed (cats, market, shirt). They are harmoniously associated with the pieces of furniture (boxes of painted dowries, stools with backrest, blid, nail), whose decorative effects are of an unbreakable refinement.
The main occupations of the inhabitants of the area-the sheep, the fruit growing, the work in the forest and the float on the Bistrița river, are mirrored by the inventory of the household, in which we meet "bearded" (wooden vessel for dairy products), milking bucket, spoon of milk, barda, ax and Ţapina.
The large bou leather drum is noted with small metal discs around (similar to a drum).
