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1. New time - new craft
2. Avariety of folk patterns

3. The wooden craft origin
4. Masters of folk crafts
5. Ceramics with a history

6. The craft to reflect life
7. Top popular with tourists

8. A creative cooperation

A. Handicrafts are among the most popular souvenirs a la russe that foreign tourists buy when travelling in Russia, as it is stated on Russia Beyond website. Zhostovo paintings, Matryoshka dolls, Vologda lace, Gzhel, and many other examples of folk art with long and distinguished histories are the perfect presents for friends and family. In every Russian village there were folk craftsmen and artists with their own original styles. However, only several particular styles became known all over the country and beyond
B. Khokhloma is "the calling card" of all Russian patterns, the most well-known and recognizable both in Russia and abroad. Historically, khokhloma was a painting on wood - mainly on dishes and kitchen items, as well as on wooden furniture. Russian wooden spoons painted with khokhloma are especially famous overseas. The pattern is always painted on a black background with bright red, green and gold colours. The main khokhloma motifs are berries and herbs, sometimes the pattern features birds, as wel.
C. Khokhloma painting on wooden objects is pretty famous and it has certainly put the city of Nizhny Novgorod on the map. The type of handicraft, as wel as the pattern, traditionally bears the name of the place where it was first produced. nI the case of khokhloma, it is the village of Khokhloma in Nizhny Novgorod Region. There is a legend that the handicraft comes from the Old Believer icon painters of the 17th century. It is even more surprising that khokhloma and matryoshka dolls have the same roots.
D. Gzhel is the type of ceramic handicraft. It comes from the vilage of Gzhel ni Moscow Region, where the special clay has been mined for ages. Porcelain produced from local clay was appreciated even at the court of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich. In the 19th century, there were dozens of factories in the area, which produced dishes, stove tiles and other ceramic products, as well as toys in the form of animals. The technique of gzhel is "majolica' and it features floral ornaments and all in the brand's blue and white colours.
E. The painting of forged tin trays in the village of Zhostovo in Moscow Region dates back to 1825. The craft was "imported" from the Urals by the Demidov family — in Tagil, there was already a successful production of painted trays. The local Zhostovo artists, who already painted miniatures on wooden items, were engaged in the production of these trays. This synthesis of arts and crafts resulted in Zhostovo trays. Masters depict both garden and field flowers. They put a drawing with oil paints in several layers, achieving the three-dimensional image.
F. Palekh lacquer miniature is a relatively young folk craft. After the 1917 Revolution, it was taken up by talented artists, former icon painters and masters of temple paintings from the village of Palekh in Ivanovo Region. Artists focused their skills on "ancient painting". They depicted scenes from folk tales and works of literature, using iconographic techniques. In the Palekh style, on a black background with bright red and gold colours, artists now paint mostly decorative items: often jewelry caskets or small souvenirs.