The ethnographic heritage and local traditions of Gramsh reflect an ancient rural culture, where the traditional way of life has remained alive thanks to small communities and their strong connection with nature. The area is distinguished by its characteristic folk costumes, which use geometric motifs and strong colors, as well as by its handicrafts made of wool, wood and natural materials. In many villages of Gramsh, old crafts such as carpet weaving, wood carving, leather processing and the making of everyday objects by hand are still preserved.
Local traditions are closely linked to family and agricultural celebrations. Weddings, for example, are accompanied by inherited customs, folk music and dances of the area, while polyphonic songs and iso-polyphony are often part of social gatherings. Equally important are the rituals of the seasons, linked to planting, harvesting and farm work, which are marked by communal joys and traditional feasts.
