The common denominator of the pieces will be your treatment, perhaps the primary: the excavated, representing the freeing, the depth to get an empty space with a single purpose: its usefulness.

Material and construction of numerous objects that cover different aspects of rural life, from household furniture to farm implements or tools trades.

In the various showcases and panels can be seen from kitchen utensils such as plates or dishes until hydraulic devices, or containers of grain, "conifer", showing the versatility of wood product that sculpt hands in tune with the material.

Its protagonist of a cereal crop of basic importance to the Galician countryside: rye. Through a chronological, follows the process of cultivation, with the sample of objects used from land preparation to silage: so we can see: plow, cart, mallets, malladoras, coffers.

Photographic panels with scenes relating to the collection, "harvest", reflect the importance of mutual cooperation in the workplace.

Stresses a singularity: "A vella meda", in which the beam without "meshing" was kept in the "eira" until the following year, in a show of good harvest. XVII coffers: brown trunks, excavated, representing primitive grain bins silos.

Attention is also given to one of the elements of the car: the wheel. Adapting different types depending on terrain, weather, or type of car.

The vision of this room aims to collect a large number of trades, to 50, with a distinctly personalized symbolic formula choosing as meaningful objects, which symbolize unequivocally.

Trades are exposed known by most, now evolved lesser known trades, many of them have already disappeared, and trades virtually unknown.

An adjoining room is dedicated to "the reservation" preserve the sacred, the intimate.material and spiritual, full of symbolism, embodied in the key. Locks, latches, latches, peep holes, bars,.

Another room is devoted to traditional weaving with a strong didactic. It addresses a different part traditional weaving techniques: fabrics, crochet, needlepoint and bobbin, and materials: linen, wool, cotton, silk, straw, or pen. You can view decks, ripos espadelas, sarillos,.

It provides an overview of the lighting over time. We can observe various aspects of light, all aimed to overcome the darkness.

Another room aims to capture the expression of faith embodied in offerings, material and spiritual elements, in a context that embraces life and death, and especially the disease and healing.

In the next room is focused as a tribute to our compostores through the testimonies of fifty men and women dedicated to the "office of cure". Stresses own pharmacopoeia, with recipes and materials collected in the field.