Rešma is a reliable partner that guarantees product quality while preserving tradition and remaining open to cooperation.
Discover the timeless art of Konjic woodcarving, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. From serving boards and decorative treasure boxes to bespoke creations fully customized by you – each piece carries deep roots, awakens memories, and becomes a conversation starter for generations to come.
Rešma is a reliable partner that guarantees product quality while preserving tradition and remaining open to cooperation.
CEO, Director
Our story is built on passion, tradition, and quality. From the very beginning, we have been dedicated to preserving craftsmanship while adapting to modern needs. Our concept is simple — to combine heritage with innovation, delivering products that carry both authenticity and excellence.
Every piece is carefully handmade, carrying the beauty of tradition into timeless designs.
Explore our handcrafted collection of serving boards, custom designs, and decorative boxes, each piece showcasing the timeless artistry of Konjic woodcarving.
Rešma is open to collaboration and partnership opportunities.
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The tradition of woodcarving in Konjic dates back centuries, with the first written records appearing during the Austro-Hungarian period. Local craftsmen, discovered in nearby villages, transformed simple wooden objects into richly decorated works of art using only primitive tools. Their talent led to formal training in Sarajevo and the opening of the first workshops in Konjic in the early 1900s, marking the beginning of the town’s golden era of woodcarving. From then on, Konjic became the heart of a unique artistic craft that continues to thrive today.
Known as the Konjic-Bosnian style, this woodcarving tradition blends geometric and natural motifs, with every object carved entirely by hand. No two pieces are ever the same, as each carries the soul and creativity of its master. Recognized worldwide, Konjic woodcarving was inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2017, confirming its status as a living art form worthy of preservation and admiration.
