The Bonfire Museum (Museo de Fogueres) in Alicante, Spain, houses a collection of intricate paper mache effigies, known as ninots indultados, which are carefully selected and saved from the annual Hogueras de Alicante festival. These effigies, ranging from delicately artistic to entertainingly cartoonish, fill the museum’s rooms, accompanied by photographs, documents, and vibrant costumes that trace the festival’s rich history. Visitors can explore the detailed craftsmanship of the effigies and delve into the traditions and cultural significance of this long-standing celebration.
Bonfire Museum (Museo de Fogueres)
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