Carpenters and brush-makers

Milan Džafić opened his craft in 2004 and mostly makes joinery for church interiors with the aim of contributing to the protection of cultural monuments.

Woodwork Vouk is one of Zagreb’s oldest crafts with a tradition dating back to 1926 when it was founded by Antun Vouk. His son Dragutin then took over the business. In 1947 he opened a workshop in Križevci in addition to an existing woodwork business in Zagreb. The craft is currently headed by his son Zlatko who took over the business in 1990.

Master workshop of joinery Štefančić has successfully been running since 1938. Being one of Zagreb’s oldest joinery crafts, it boasts about making one-of-a-kind wood products.

Very few people can say that there’s something that makes them unique in Croatia or Europe for that matter, but comb producer Antun Penezić can. Although he’s well over 80 years old, this vital and cheerful craftsman still speaks passionately about his comb production.

Craftsman Mirko Golub founded the cooperage workshop “Golub” in 1962 in Jastrebarsko. Today the workshop is headed by the second generation which has successfully combined traditional knowledge with new ideas and technology to make wooden barrels with a distinctive quality to them and other wooden utensils with the aim of obtaining the most natural and best wines that age in them.