The Museum features almost all types of objects used in everyday rural life, as follows: Agricultural implements related to the traditional cultivation of cereals, olive trees and vine. Harnessing equipment such as saddles, bridles and others. Pre-industrial installations for the production of olive-oil and zivania (Cyprus eau de vie).Tools used by traditional craftsmen, such as cobblers, carpenters, blacksmiths, coppersmiths, gold- and silversmiths, potters and others.

The artefacts of traditional craftsmen served all everyday needs, both at work and at home. A prominent craft was weaving, mostly practiced by women, who used the traditional loom to produce dress items and home linen.
For our visitors, the museum of traditional Cypriot costumes is an oasis that offers knowledge and pleasure, providing the opportunity to get to know the people of the island through their appearance in recent past.

Articles of household equipment, namely copper and ceramic cooking pots, wooden furniture and bread making utensils, baskets, glass oil-lamps and rosewater sprinklers, textiles, storage and table ware, decorative items, ceramic and silver incense burners for averting the evil eye and others. Objects of personal adornment.

All the above, illuminate different aspects of the everyday life of peasants and artisans. In a society based on subsistence economy, people produced on their own almost everything they consumed