Russian Fedoskino Lacquer Box Russian Beauty Bf - 13 Ship From Russia
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Fedoskino Russian Lacquer Box * bf-13 * Russian beautyWorldwide shipment from Nevada (Same or next day)Size 10.5 x 8 x 3 cm * On the back – label “Russian Collection”
Material - 'papier-mâché'; many artists prefer because of its ability to withstand changes in atmospheric conditions and to avoid cracking It is painted black from outside and red from inside. Then covered with layers of varnish. Attention artists: we have blank boxes for U to paint (see last picture...)Fedoskino is the site of the country's oldest lacquer miniature industry.
In the late 18th century merchant Ivan Korobov set up a factory of lacquer production in the village of Danilkovo (now Fedoskino) near Moscow , which in the early 19th century was inherited by the son-in-law Peter Lukutin. He increased its out put, and in 1828 earned the right to stamp the inner side of creative quests, perfection of painting technique and decorative ornamentation. The Lukutin's lacquers became known abroad. More info onwww.russianlacquerart.com/cnt/FedoskinoFedoskino miniature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Feedback policy
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Material - 'papier-mâché'; many artists prefer because of its ability to withstand changes in atmospheric conditions and to avoid cracking It is painted black from outside and red from inside. Then covered with layers of varnish. Attention artists: we have blank boxes for U to paint (see last picture...)Fedoskino is the site of the country's oldest lacquer miniature industry.
In the late 18th century merchant Ivan Korobov set up a factory of lacquer production in the village of Danilkovo (now Fedoskino) near Moscow , which in the early 19th century was inherited by the son-in-law Peter Lukutin. He increased its out put, and in 1828 earned the right to stamp the inner side of creative quests, perfection of painting technique and decorative ornamentation. The Lukutin's lacquers became known abroad. More info onwww.russianlacquerart.com/cnt/FedoskinoFedoskino miniature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Feedback policy
We would highly appreciate if you could leave us a positive feedback.
We want you to be 100% satisfied with your shopping experience. If you are not satisfied for any reason, kindly contact us. We will try our best to resolve the issue.
We will leave positive feedback on all yours Thank you for bidding, Vic.
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