A sweet dessert with a crunchy texture and pronounced aroma is on the Pag table of the sisters from the monastery of St. Margarita.


Pag’s baškotin (Paški baškotin)

Pag lace made of white threads, also called "white gold", is a unique handiwork of sisters from the monastery of St. Margarita, and handicrafts are on the UNESCO list.

Pag lace

The Hvar Benedictine sisters make unique lace from agave with their own hands, which earned its place on the UNESCO list of intangible world heritage. From a fresh agave leaf they extract threads and then create different forms of lace; tenerife with ripples in the circle and embroidering with a thin net needle.

Hvar lace

The plaster relief of Kairos is a replica of the original art made by the sisters. 
It depicts the Greek deity of a happy moment and it is a suitable souvenir of the city of Trogir.

Kairos

Replica of the stone relief of St. Nikola, based on the original work of Nikola the Florentine.

St. Nikola

The bag, made of recycled cotton, decorated with authentic and reduced motifs of the bell tower of the church in Trogir, will serve in everyday activities.

Cloth bag

Tradition and modern design came together on a silk scarf with printed elements of Pag lace. The Pag scarf will find its place as a clothing accessory in the local community and beyond.

Scarf

In the shop of the Benedictine nuns of Rab, you can find various homemade products, from tinctures, creams, liqueurs to authentic desserts.

Products

The hardworking hands of the Benedictines