Description

“Mythical History of Poland and Slavic Mythology” is a fascinating work by Kazimierz Szulc, which introduces readers to the wealth of legends and myths associated with the history and culture of the Slavs. Published in 1880 in Poznan, this publication is a valuable compendium of research on the Polish mythological heritage and its impact on national identity. Szulc deftly combines historical themes with mythological elements, revealing the deep social context that shaped native beliefs and cultural practices. His works are not only a representation of the past, but also an inspiration to reflect on contemporary culture.
The book is bound in fine leather by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbinders’ Bindery, which gives it an elegant, durable and unique look. The handmade technique of binding emphasizes the exclusivity of this publication, making it an exceptional acquisition for any library and collector.
An investment in “Mythic Polish History and Slavic Mythology” is an excellent opportunity to enrich your literary collection with a unique item that gains market value over the years. Owning this book is not only a testament to the richness of Poland’s cultural heritage, but also a way to pass on information and traditions related to Slavic mythology to future generations. It is a true treasure that inspires and develops a passion for cultural research and history.