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Micro Shipbuilding
Micro shipbuilding art is part of the traditional art and culture of the island. Micro shipbuilding is the construction of smaller wooden boats, miniatures. The boat has a symbolic meaning in the Greek islands. It is a symbol, strongly intertwined with the history, tradition, and culture of Skopelos. In the old days, after all, during…
The Timeless Art of Ceramics in Skopelos: From Tradition to Modern Creativity
Skopelos Island is famous for many things—the majestic beaches, lush green landscapes, traditional attire, and delicious Skopelitiki cheese pie. However, one of its most cherished cultural aspects is its deep-rooted tradition in ceramics and pottery. The island has a long history of pottery craftsmanship, making it an integral part of its artistic and cultural heritage….
Skopelos: A New Dimension in Archaeological Research
The Ancient Skopelos Survey – AskoS is an innovative archaeological project that began in 2024, aiming to explore and uncover the island’s ancient past. This collaborative effort, involving the Ministry of Culture, the Polish Archaeological Institute in Athens, and the Directorate of Antiquities of Magnesia, will continue until 2028. The research combines modern techniques to…
Marlitsi Xenia
Skopelos Artists Xenia Marlitsi, a Skopelos artist, expresses memory and heritage through her paintings and exhibitions in Greece and abroad Xenia Marlitsi is an artist from Skopelos, born in Volos in 1981. The daughter of Kokkitsa Marlitsi (maiden name Vlachostamatis) and Vangelis Maritsis. And attended the Hagiography School of the Holy Metropolis of Demetriados during…
Death
Skopelos Death A typical element of the death of customs of their adherence to the ancient Greek tradition. However, in conjunction with the popular tradition of Christianity. In Skopelos entire corpse is washed. Also bathed with wine, and a five-lira or lira coin was placed in his mouth. In the past, the deceased was deposited…
Kostas Kosifis – Shipbuilder
Kostas Kosifis Shipbuilder Mr. Kostas Kosifis, the last traditional shipwright of Skopelos, showcases his mastery in wooden boat building, preserving the island's maritime heritage and centuries-old shipyard traditions. Skopelos keeps its shipbuilding heritage alive thanks to Mr. Kostas Kosifis, the last traditional shipwright of the island. In 2018, the Center for Skopelos Studies organized an…



