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Palekh. Palekh miniature is a Russian folk handicraft of miniature painting, which is done with tempera paints on varnished objects made of papier-mache (such as small treasure boxes, powder boxes, beads-boxes, caskets, pens, brooches and etc.). Village of Palekh is located in 350 kilometers Northeast of Moscow in the Ivanovo region of Russia.
Beautiful Russian Lacquer box miniature Kholui Birds of Etsy
Mstera Lacquer Boxes: Kholui Lacquer Boxes: Russian Nesting Dolls: Russian Santas & Angels: About Us. R ussFolk Art was established in 1987. We are most known for the large collection of unique, and original works, that are impossible to find elsewhere. We work in direct contact with all of our Palekh, Mstera, Kholui, and Fedoskino artists.
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This gorgeous Russian lacquer box from the village of Kholui is hand painted by the talented Kholui's artist, signed. Design: THE FROG PRINCESS - RUSSIAN FAIRY TALE Dimensions: 7.25 x 6 x 2 inches (1 in.=2.5 cm) Papier-mâché, tempera, gold, multi-layers lacquer finish, hinged Contemporary, new, in a perfect condition.
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Gorgeous Kholui Russian lacquer box hand painted over of pearl, signed. Design: The Firebird (A bird of a luck in Russian fairy tales). Dimensions: 5.75 x 5 x 2 inches (1 inch= 2,5 cm) Papier-mâché, a lid is painted over a mother of pearl (abalone), multi-layers lacquer finish, hinged. Contemporary,
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The box is constructed from paper-mache. Black lacquer is used to paint the exterior of the box while red lacquer completes the interior of the work. The lid is hinged from the top of the composition, and the box rests on four legs. The work is signed, titled ("Morozko") by the artist. Inside the lid. Approx.6"x6"x1.5".
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Russian Lacquer Boxes, otherwise known as Russian lacquer miniatures, are a traditional Russian folk-art form dating from the late 1700's. Hand-painted, signed works of original art, done by artists in Russia who have attended one of 4 exclusive village art schools in Fedoskino, Palekh, Mstera or Kholui. Each school of lacquer miniature art has.
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Kholui shares a heritage of icon paintings with Palekh and Mstera. Though Kholui is the youngest of the Russian Lacquer craft, it is a vivid art which embodies the experience, talent and skill of many generations. please note: Photographs are not to scale. Please read description for actual box sizes. "Monasteries" by N. Denisov . Box 6 x 5 cm.
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and the russian villages of Fedoskino, Palekh, Kholui, and Mstera. Russian lacquer boxes are among the most beautiful and distinctive of that country's art achievements in the 20th century. The boxes feature intricately hand-drawn miniature paintings based on a variety of themes, including fairy tales, poems, country life, troikas, landscapes.
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This beautiful lacquer box is truly a treasure for collectors of Russian art. The intricate designs and exquisite details make it a must-have for anyone interested in Palekh art. The box is signed by the artist, adding to its authenticity and value. The provenance of this piece is exceptional, having previously been owned by a Palekh collector. The culture and history behind Russian lacquer.
Kholui Russian Lacquer Box
The boxes originate from four primary villages: Palekh, Fedoskino, Kholui, and Mstera. Each village is unique and has its own style which is reflected in the Russian miniature art. Russian lacquer boxes are painted by such artists like Kritov, Zotov, Solodilov and many other famous artists. The Russian boxes are considered the prime Russian.
Beautiful Russian Lacquer box Kholui Snow Maiden with Etsy Snow
Shop Kholui Lacquer Boxes: Russian Lacquer Boxes. R ussian lacquer boxes are among the most beautiful and distinctive of that country's art achievements in the 20th century. The boxes feature intricately hand-drawn miniature paintings based on a variety of themes, including fairy tales, poems, country life, troikas, landscapes, battle scenes.
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West Elm. View On West Elm $230. Size: 10 x 10 inches | Number of Compartments: 6 | Number of Hooks: 10 | Box Material: Engineered wood, lacquered finish | Lining Material: Velvet. It's hard to beat a classic! Courtesy of West Elm, this jewelry box is timeless with a white lacquer finish and double doors—but it also totes everything you.
Russian Lacquer Boxes Vintage Signed Kholui Firebird Russian Lacquer
The art of Kholui miniature is the youngest of all the Russian lacquer crafts. in 1947 the artel welcomed the first graduates from vocational art school, those who form it's artistic nucleus today: V.Belov,V.Fomin, Nikolay Babrin, B.Tikhonravov, Boris Kiseleov,Nikolay Denisov,A.Kosterin,A.Kamorin. The younger Kholui painters such as Viktor.
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Russian Lacquer Boxes Presenting the Four Russian Villages and their Craft: FEDOSKINO: PALEKH: KHOLUI: MSTERA: OLDER BOXES USSR and Pre-2000: ALL BOXES From All Villages: Please note that we are redoing this website and the shopping cart is not working properly here. If you are interested in a partciular item, please email us at.
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The Frog Princess (Царевна-лягушка). By N. Grovmov (Н. Громов). A beautiful box with a classic depiction of the beloved Russian fairy tale. Materials used are egg tempera paints, papier-mache and lacquer. Original paper label in Russian with details. "Made in USSR" written in gold on the bottom. The box is in about fine.
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The Kholui school of Russian lacquer miniatures is another one of the four villages that produce authentic Russian lacquer boxes.Kholui artists, like those of Palekh and Mstera, arrived later then Fedoskino to the art of lacquer miniatures, as they were also producing religious art works but that was stalled by the communist regime in the 1920s and 1930s.