This beautiful Hungarian stamp, issued in 1963, features a man from the Alföld (Great Hungarian Plain) region, dressed in richly decorated traditional attire and holding a long-stemmed pipe. The detailed engraving highlights the region’s folk embroidery and ornamental design, emblematic of Hungary’s rural heritage. The image captures the dignity and craftsmanship of peasant life, central to Hungarian ethnographic art. Designed by Zoltán Nagy and engraved by József Vertel, it forms part of a celebrated series depicting regional costumes from across Hungary.