The exhibition presents Estonian ethnographic material collected by Aladár Bán (1871 - 1960) on the centennial of its first public showing in 1912. Bán, a former in-depth researcher of the Finnish language and culture, turned to Estonian folklore and ethnography in 1910, visiting Estonia several times in his endeavour to translate the Kalevipoeg, the Estonian national epic, and collecting a large body of material expressly for the Museum of the Ethnography along the way.