Emily Legleitner

Sharing more moments from our trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina this past August.
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We spent an afternoon in Kazandžiluk, Coppersmith's Alley, where craftsmen have worked since the 16th century. This is the storefront of master coppersmith @manufaktura.sarajevo

We enjoyed tea and conversation in the surroundings of @manufaktura.sarajevo's beautiful shop. I am in awe of his talent and the incredible traditional džezve he creates.

We caught more unbelievable views from Trebević.

And spent an evening amongst the apartments of Ciglane.

People watching in Ciglane

We made our way back to Old Town and walked by the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Theotokos.

And the Baščaršija Mosque.

We stopped in to our new favorite vintage watch shop to say "until next time!"

And we shared coffee with a friend before saying farewell to Sarajevo.

And we said goodbye to our favorite city before heading to Livno and Mostar. 👋 Until next time, Sarajevo!

Along our drive to Livno we stopped by Rama Lake for views of the most crystal blue waters.

We embraced the slower pace of Livno and enjoyed walking the Duman Bridge and along the river.

We visited the 500 year old mosque, Džamija hadži Ahmeta Dukatara, and clock tower in Livno.

Džamija hadži Ahmeta Dukatara

And cooled off with water from the fountain at Džamija hadži Ahmeta Dukatara.

We ventured out on safari to see the wild horses around Livno.

There are 1,200 wild horses living in the area.

The wild horses of Livno were surprisingly friendly and certainly beautiful.

We capped off our time in Livno with an incredible visit to Franjevački muzej i galerija Gorica, the Franciscan Museum and Gallery Gorica, where my artwork is part of the 4th International Triennial of Graphic Arts. Their collection is incredible and we learned so much about the history of the area.

I'm immensely grateful that we were able to make the journey to Livno and that I have my art practice to thank for such opportunities.