Pruhari is the birthplace of our ancestors. They built these houses with their own hands. It is an old familiar place. We think of Pruhari as a spiritual, aesthetic, and anthropogenic landscape, as well as the self-evident, existential frame of our family.
Completely out of personal and familiar ambitions there exists an idea of wider enrichment of the entire region and community through revitalization of the village, in the sense of sustained development. We spent the last 23 years and all of our savings in restoring the houses in the village, and we are very proud of such a job, because it was the village of our ancestors and we saved it from disappearing and being forgotten.
This traditional village was constructed by our ancestors 100 years and more ago, entirely of stone, and is adorned with characteristic balconies, under which lie well-cooled wine cellars.