A napkin collector who conquered the world with her passion

There are many directions in the world of hobbies, and one of them, it would seem, may seem unusual and even unremarkable. However, for a resident of Slovakia, Antonia Kozakova, collecting napkins has become more than just a hobby.

Antonia began her collection over 20 years ago when she stumbled across interesting napkins in a local antique shop. From that moment, her journey of collecting unique samples of this household object began. Today in her collection you can see more than 70 thousand napkins.

Antonia's collection is extremely diverse. Real rarities are hidden among ordinary napkins with images of flowers, patterns and fairy-tale characters. For example, exclusive napkins with portraits of members of the legendary band The Beatles. Or one of the largest napkins reaches 1 meter in length, while the others are only 5 centimeters.

A special place is given to festive napkins on Christmas and New Year themes. They are usually decorated with various patterns and images related to the holidays - Christmas trees, presents, snowmen and Christmas symbols.

Traditionally, Christmas and New Year's napkins have characteristic colors - red, green, gold and silver. These colors reflect the canonical attributes of the holidays, creating a harmonious and festive effect.

Antonia does not just collect napkins - she creates a kind of museum, where each napkin tells its own story. Her collection has already entered the Guinness Book of Records several times, confirming the unsurpassed admiration of women on a global scale.

Although Antonia has already spent two decades amassing her amazing collection, she is not going to stop. Every month, she buys dozens of new copies, adding to her collection and making it even more unique.

Antonia Kozakova continues to inspire people with her passion, proving that beauty and uniqueness can be found in everyday things. Her collection of napkins has become not just an object of passion, but also a kind of art capable of transporting us to the world of amazing stories told on paper towels.

Source: records-world.com