In the stone-cutting shop at Mustam e, art students Inga Koppel, K tlin Pahlberg, Kristel unapuu, Margit Paulus, Ave Avalo and Eve Ermann began to break glass under the guidance of their teacher Eve Koha. The project was financed by the Estonian Culture Foundation and the Fund for National Art . Glass panes that were thinner than ordinary window-panes were hand made by AS Skankristall . The window paintings depict events and people connected with the island. There are owners' marks and names of local pastors.
Every painting bears a name.
And the pastor wants to restore the church, not just establish a museum. The last divine service was held in the wooden church in 1991 to celebrate the first mention of Ruhnu 650 years ago by Johannes, the Bishop of Kurland. July 18 - The central Estonian town of P ltsamaa was declared Estonia's wine capital during its Castle Day's festival on Saturday. P ltsamaa is recognized for the wines it produces from locally grown fruits and berries. The festival's programme featured various competitions and games based on historical themes, as well as performances by folk groups.