The folk costume also presents a part of the material culture of the local population in Demir Kapija. It has a centuries-old tradition, which besides the basic function to protect the human body from a various climatic influences and the ritual functions the folk costume also shows the territorial affiliation. The culture of dressing the women in Demir Kapija from the 19th century is followed by a beautiful and typical for this canyon region folk costume (village Klisura). It is made ​​of linen and wool, woven with countless clear, strong and vivid colors, intertwined with various motifs of “korilot” (the collar) and the sleeves, complemented with jewels. This makes the Demirkapiskata – canyon bride to be beautiful, special and desirous for its master who is also wearing a traditional men’s folk costume which can be everyday or festive.

The material culture of Demir Kapija is been followed through all the tools and instruments that local population uses in their everyday lives. The cultivation of the grapevines; processing of surfaces with poppy and cotton; the production of pepper from ancient times – are the main branches of subsistence of the population. – Therefore very often in the homes of the local population can be found wooden casks and barrels for storing wine; vats; “bukarinja” (wolden bowl for water supply with chain, which is carried over the shoulder or for loading cattle) for carrying water; “birlaci” for storage brandy; knives for carving poppy; boxes for collecting poppy tar and other.