музей сакрального мистецтва

We met by chance the owner of the museum. It turned out that Taras is a very interesting conversationalist and a master who is passionate about his work. We got acquainted with the works, the history of each exhibit and even looked into the "holy of holies" - the workshop in which Taras creates his masterpieces! I recommend visiting if you are in Kosino or passing through. Plan 1 hour for an unforgettable meeting!

Unfortunately, visiting this place left an unpleasant aftertaste ... I can't call the place a museum - it's just a small private collection of crosses. The owner's desire to sell hand-made axes for 60 USD. - I didn't like it either. In the house, where the owner invites hospitably, it was dirty ( The opportunity to taste and buy homemade wine slightly brightened up the dull impression ... But it was as if the wine after the purchase was poured into washed old plastic bottles - it was an unpleasant surprise ... P.S. The owner Taras needs to present his art and hobbies more beautifully. And in a separate room.

It’s hard to call a museum. Just an apartment building with crosses on the wall and homemade hatchets. Wine in the closet (or pantry). The house has an unpleasant smell, a mess, not cleaned. This place can not be recommended, wasted time. But the hut was more struck, why it was not shown to us at all. This is just an overgrown arbor that no one uses. The wine that they sell there is a little expensive and it is impossible to say that there is anything special. Wine is like wine and is poured into used plastic bottles from Pepsi, Fanta, etc.

A very good museum is something to see I advise everyone to go

Cool. Incredibly cool. Collected ancient hand crosses of the 18th and 19th centuries. The assembly is unique. You can move up close. The owner allowed to take the relics in his hands. thank you