You and I only remembered some of the crafts in the first post!
Today is a national holiday - National Unity Day, and this is a good reason to remember what is at the heart of our country's national crafts.
In this extract we talk about the amazing types of applied art of the peoples of Russia, which we present to you in the project "The ABC of Russian Culture".
- A miniature of Palach. Lacquer painting on paper, which icon painters transferred to boxes;
- Romanov's fur coat. Traditional clothing is made of Yaroslav sheepskin, which is called "golden" due to its warmth and durability.
- Krasnoselskaya Filigree. Kostroma lace made of metal, woven from the finest silver threads.
- Tula Samovar. A symbol of a family meal, whose history goes back more than 250 years.
- Ural malachite. A green pearl with a unique pattern, glorified in Bejoub stories;.
- Paduschino miniature. Lacquer painting on paper pulp, which is not inferior in its beauty and details to real paintings.
- Heiji. Storyteller Khakas performs legends in throat singing accompanied by Chatkhan;.
- tsyllæ xyz. Austrian national silk scarf, woven by hand from raw silk;.
- Valiki Ostyug blackened on silver. A unique northern sherv, which was used to decorate both household and church utensils;.
Scarf by Pavlovo Posad. Famous scarves with a floral pattern, according to legend, had magical powers;.
- Chip bird. Pomeranian amulet made of pine chips, which rotates smoothly on the table from the heat of the samovar;.
- Eskimo bone carving. An ancient craft of the indigenous peoples of Chukotka, whose traditions are preserved to this day.
We will continue to introduce you to the multifaceted culture of the regions of our country. Stay tuned for new releases!
- Happy National Unity Day!