Homemade cheeses, hand carved candles, organic honey and clay pots. All this could be found today at an autumn fair held in Leuşeni. Thus, the organizers decided to promote domestic producers. Visitors, in turn, filled their bags with everything, especially as prices were affordable. Adrian Onuţă, a popular craftsman who creates various clay objects also sold his products.

"We have pots for cooking, cooking plates, wine and water jugs, that cost between 20 and 250 lei", said Adrian Onuşă, a popular craftsman.

Another producer filled the natural cheese stall, produced by a Moldovan recipe.

"From 150 lei up is the kilogram. We have 5-6 kinds of cheese depending on the ingredient and the time of production", said Ruslan Ungureanu, a cheese maker.

Victoria Diavor, a craftsmanship and sculpture craft, attracted buyers. Her products are sold in France, Great Britain and Romania.

"Depending on the size of the candles, prices vary from 25 to 450 lei", said Victoria Diavor, a candle maker.

Besides, visitors could find ecological honey, as well as various lavender cosmetics. At the fair, the children were able to attend a workshop where the little ones made postcards and other items.

"It's beautiful." Leuşeni village enjoys such a tradition, it is beautiful that children and people in the village have gone out",said a woman.

"I bought some cheese, levens, a candle", a woman said.

Visitors also had an artistic program, which was supported by several folk music ensembles from Hincesti district.

"The aim is to promote the local producers, but also the image of the village of Leuseni. We are at the gate of the country and we want to become an international fair
,said Ion Drăgan, mayor of Leuseni.

The Autumn Fair in Leuşeni is at its second edition.