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Barbara Rogers
- Matryoshka dolls
» Amanda Kendle - Matryoshka dolls
In response to Matryoshka dolls posted by ciaomondo:
Hi Barbara, As far as I know, the dolls with the scenes (often famous sightseeing points, churches, or winter scenes, like you have) are usually post-Soviet era made-for-tourist dolls. Traditionally, they would just have flowers on the aprons, in different styles depending on the origin. But of course, the tradition isn't even that long - only 100 years - so we can still be happy with our "scene" dolls, I think!
cheers
Amanda
» PhyllisZ - Matrioshka Dolls
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» Amanda Kendle - Matrioshka Dolls
In response to Matrioshka Dolls posted by PhyllisZ:
Yes, definitely still available. Not strictly "traditional", of course, but I agree, they're a great souvenir! I've seen Beatles matrioshkas too, they're getting very creative. Or you can take your own photos and they'll paint on your family and friends :-)
» matryoshkastore - Matrioshka Dolls
In response to Matrioshka Dolls posted by akendle:
I have put together some hints how to make sure that you are actually buying a jenuine Russian matryoshka. This is more relevant to buying on-line, but nonetheless... They are in the Help section of my Matryoshka Store http://matryoshkastore.com/
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