Matyó Embroidery is a traditional Hungarian folk art originating from the Matyó people in the village of Mezőkövesd. This vibrant embroidery is characterized by its colorful floral patterns, often featuring red, blue, and green hues. The designs are typically stitched onto clothing, tablecloths, and other textiles, showcasing intricate needlework techniques. The embroidery is not only a decorative art form but also a symbol of cultural identity for the Matyó community. In 2012, Matyó Embroidery was recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting its significance in preserving Hungarian traditions and craftsmanship.