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The symbol of the New Year was born in the oldest glass factory "Neman" in Belarus. What is already known about the "goat collection": more than 10,000 figurines will be pressed, transparent and bright red. The goats, which are only 8 centimeters tall and weigh 30-40 grams, have already come out in eight versions. The secret of the skill was passed on to finish by his father, Vadim Barteshevich, also a glassblower. The most difficult thing in the statuette, the master admits, is the horns: to come out gracefully, every movement in hot glass must be calculated in advance. Polisher Ramil Miyakitov decorates limited edition glasses with a unique cut: the factory has only two craftsmen of this level, and he produces 4-5 glasses a day. The demand is huge: half of the New Year's selection will be exported to Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan.

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The symbol of the New Year was born in the oldest glass factory "Neman" in Belarus. What is already known about the "goat collection": more than 10,000 figurines will be pressed, transparent and bright red. The goats, which are only 8 centimeters tall and weigh 30-40 grams, have already come out in eight versions. The secret of the skill was passed on to finish by his father, Vadim Barteshevich, also a glassblower. The most difficult thing in the statuette, the master admits, is the horns: to come out gracefully, every movement in hot glass must be calculated in advance. Polisher Ramil Miyakitov decorates limited edition glasses with a unique cut: the factory has only two craftsmen of this level, and he produces 4-5 glasses a day. The demand is huge: half of the New Year's selection will be exported to Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan.

The symbol of the New Year was born in the oldest glass factory "Neman" in Belarus. What is already known about the "goat collection": more than 10,000 figurines will be pressed, transparent and bright red. The goats, which are only 8 centimeters tall and weigh 30-40 grams, have already come out in eight versions. The secret of the skill was passed on to finish by his father, Vadim Barteshevich, also a glassblower. The most difficult thing in the statuette, the master admits, is the horns: to come out gracefully, every movement in hot glass must be calculated in advance. Polisher Ramil Miyakitov decorates limited edition glasses with a unique cut: the factory has only two craftsmen of this level, and he produces 4-5 glasses a day. The demand is huge: half of the New Year's selection will be exported to Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan.

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