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What to Take with You from Serbia<\/h6>\n

A poncho eaten by moths introduced Ana Brdarac, an economist by profession, to the world of weaving. In the workshop \u201cSnovatica\u201d in Zaje\u010dar, she learnt all the \u201ccommandments\u201d of the patterns and techniques from the Bible of weaving. Today, amazing handicrafts are created in her workshop RARA, in a fairytalelike village of Donja Kamenica, at the foot of the Old Mountain.<\/h4>\n

In the Latin language, rara<\/em> means rare<\/em>, and Ana is certainly and truly a person one does not meet every day, just as her works with flaming colors are, too; even when light-colored, they are characterized by exuberant silver and gold colors, delicate detail\u2026 Her scarfs, cloaks and bags are woven from unusual mixtures of berlin wools, threads, sometimes leather as well; when Ana is in question, however, the materials she works with are but a means for her to express her luxuriant and unceasingly vigilant imagination. She usually says: \u201cThe universe always establishes order.\u201d Below is the story of how that \u201ccelestial order\u201d ultimately brought her to Donja Kamenica nearby Knja\u017eevac.<\/p>\n

A Student of \u201cSnovatice\u201d<\/h4>\n

Ana is married and is the mother of two children; she has a university degree. She once hoped she would have quite an ordinary life: she began to work as an advisor at the National Employment Service, but was not finally employed for an indefinite period. Then, quite by accident, while searching for a shop where she could fix her favorite poncho her father had given her as a gift, which on its part had also been damaged by moths, she appeared at the door of \u201cSnovatica\u201d \u2013 an association for the development of ethno-tourism and hand-weaving from the town of Zaje\u010dar, which also had the workshops where future weavers were being trained. Carried away by the atmosphere at the Association and having no permanent employment, Ana registered herself at the school, mastered weaving patterns, became closely familiar with the weaving loom, and most importantly, discovered that she had a gift, that the forms and colors easily flowed out of her, like water does from a spring. At that moment already, she came to an idea that this knack of hers should be raised to the level of haute couture<\/em>, provoking with brilliant colors, blends of the warm and the cold, the rough and the soft.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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When Ana sold one of her first scarfs via the internet to a woman from Pula, she received a message reading: \u201cIt\u2019s heavenly. I wish you to wrap the whole planet Earth with your scarfs.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>

A Rare Bird<\/h4>\n

The \u201ccelestial order\u201d, i.e. synchronicity, as the phenomenon is referenced in science, wanted Ana to meet her fellow citizen Djordje Ili\u0107, a member of the Birds Protection Association, who was showing her birds catalogues, only to make her realize in that way, and to her big surprise, that her works already contained a myriad of nuances, ornaments and unimaginable blends of colors. It was then that she consciously started weaving, inspired by this explosively colorful world. Thus, the creatures of the blue quail, tropical toucan, violet-crowned hummingbird, bird-of-paradise, snow-white howl\u2026 have been translated into her scarfs. When we asked Ana how she explained this inspiration of hers, she told us: \u201cMy arms are like widespread wings. I\u2019m a rare bird, that\u2019s why birds\u2019 feathers inspire me. Based on those nuances, I look for appropriate natural yarns: cotton, wool, silk so that the weaving could have that softness and warmth, colorfulness and vivacity of a bird\u2019s wings, and artificial yarns are only here as a contrast providing the dimension of the urban, since rare birds must live in a contemporary world. Fashion insists on creative toying and provocation, and my creations are modern indeed.\u201d<\/p>\n

Loneliness and Identification<\/h4>\n

Ana is often alone, that\u2019s the nature of her job, but she says that she never feels lonely: \u201cEverything surrounding me and surrounding us is here. I\u2019m more preoccupied with the mystery of loneliness. Its movement, since nothing moves so magically as loneliness, and nothing experiences such a transformation as it does. I\u2019m alone just like the materials in which I want to weave all emotions \u2013 both mine and those of other people \u2013 because I insist on recognition in what I do.\u201d Ana does not only weave the birds\u2019 world. She absorbs herself in everything surrounding her and makes efforts to weave the essence of nature into her each \u201cknit\u201d: \u201cI don\u2019t silence one single tone of nature; I don\u2019t desultorily perform one single bird, spider, tiny little bug,\u201d Ana tells us.
\nHer workshop is located in the complex of the former leather fancy goods manufacturing plant, where again, through lucky coincidences, she was taken by Oliver Jelenkovi\u0107, the former owner of the plant, who Ana calls a proper gentleman. Today, she sits at the weaving loom and weaves, looking out onto the mysterious little church of The Most Holy Mother of God, erected in the 14th<\/sup> century, which with its two towers reminds us of a mediaeval castle. To a careful spotter, this stone beauty changes itself from day to day, from hour to hour. It is different when floodlit, or sunlit or moonlit\u2026 Ana has transferred some of the most beautiful plays of lights on the fa\u00e7ade of the church of the Most Holy Mother of God onto her scarfs.<\/p>\n

Transfiguration of the Ordinary into the Unordinary<\/h4>\n

The workshop and the brand she has been creating are called RARA \u2013 the basic meaning of the name being rare<\/em>, and in a figurative meaning \u2013 unique, authentic, unrepeatable, one-of-a-kind. Why exactly she chose that name, Ana told us: \u201cTo be rare means to be individual; today, rarities are both rare and nice. In the midst of the existence of the need for everyone to look the same, it\u2019s a rare thing to see something nice, and it\u2019s also nice to see something rare. I want to initiate in people the need for individuality. I feel I can give a start to something similar. I fight for that, although I know I\u2019m one of the rare. If I weave a scarf, it\u2019s going to be different and it\u2019s not only going to warm. I put the aesthetic before the functional. If I weave a bag, it\u2019s also going to be different, such that it not only may contain what an ordinary woman\u2019s bag does, since it\u2019s not an ordinary bag, but one whole life not perceived through the material, but through the spiritual. A bag sufficient for a freedom, or a dress suitable for the sky.
\nWhile sitting at the weaving loom, I feel like Gaudy, and Beethoven, and Dali, and Warhol, and Basquiat, and Pollock, and Manet, and Monet\u2026 I weave until I\u2019m finished. What? My own self, and someone. And someone, yet again my own self. In the end a product \u2013 renaissance. That\u2019s the essence of my art \u2013 transforming the ordinary into the unordinary, the unexpected,\u201d inspiringly concludes our collocutor.<\/p>\n

Text: Milena Mihalj\u010di\u0107
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