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Delight

Size: 146×146 cm (58.4×58.4 inches). Delight Russian shawl made of 100% natural wool. Origin: Russian Federation. Ships within 5-7 business days. The shawl is made at the Pavlovo-Posadskaya Platochnaya Manufactura (or Pavlovo-Posad Shawl Factory) located in the City of Pavlovsky Posad, 58 km or some 35 miles outside of Moscow, established way back in 1812. Up till today the Factory produces an extremely wide range of gorgeous woolen shawls and scarves, favored by women both in Russia and around the world. Why? Because all of their incredible softness, coziness, warmth and highest standards of knitting quality. The nature of wool is such that it keeps you warm at winter time, and breathes at warmer seasons, making these shawls both perfect cold weather scarves and a wonderful spring/autumn wear. Traditionally, women use them as headwear (wrapping them in various ways), or wear them around their shoulders. Modern-day designers use these shawls for the creation of an assortment of novel outerwear. Using your imagination, you may also use this shawl for the decoration of your house or as an elegant tablecloth. Use your imagination! Treat yourself (or your loved one) to one of our Pavlovo-Posad shawls and you will discover the secret of what keeps a Russian woman warm at bitter cold winter. Note: The item you receive may differ slightly due to the availability of the fabric and dye lots at the time of order. Every attempt will be made to make each item exactly as pictured or as close as possible.

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Fortune Bird

Size: 146×146 cm (58.4×58.4 inches). Fortune Bird Russian shawl made of 100% natural wool. Origin: Russian Federation. Ships within 5-7 business days. The shawl is made at the Pavlovo-Posadskaya Platochnaya Manufactura (or Pavlovo-Posad Shawl Factory) located in the City of Pavlovsky Posad, 58 km or some 35 miles outside of Moscow, established way back in 1812. Up till today the Factory produces an extremely wide range of gorgeous woolen shawls and scarves, favored by women both in Russia and around the world. Why? Because all of their incredible softness, coziness, warmth and highest standards of knitting quality. The nature of wool is such that it keeps you warm at winter time, and breathes at warmer seasons, making these shawls both perfect cold weather scarves and a wonderful spring/autumn wear. Traditionally, women use them as headwear (wrapping them in various ways), or wear them around their shoulders. Modern-day designers use these shawls for the creation of an assortment of novel outerwear. Using your imagination, you may also use this shawl for the decoration of your house or as an elegant tablecloth. Use your imagination! Treat yourself (or your loved one) to one of our Pavlovo-Posad shawls and you will discover the secret of what keeps a Russian woman warm at bitter cold winter. Note: The item you receive may differ slightly due to the availability of the fabric and dye lots at the time of order. Every attempt will be made to make each item exactly as pictured or as close as possible.

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Velvet

Size: 125×125 cm (50×50 inches). Velvet Russian shawl made of 100% natural wool. Origin: Russian Federation. Ships within 5-7 business days. The shawl is made at the Pavlovo-Posadskaya Platochnaya Manufactura (or Pavlovo-Posad Shawl Factory) located in the City of Pavlovsky Posad, 58 km or some 35 miles outside of Moscow, established way back in 1812. Up till today the Factory produces an extremely wide range of gorgeous woolen shawls and scarves, favored by women both in Russia and around the world. Why? Because all of their incredible softness, coziness, warmth and highest standards of knitting quality. The nature of wool is such that it keeps you warm at winter time, and breathes at warmer seasons, making these shawls both perfect cold weather scarves and a wonderful spring/autumn wear. Traditionally, women use them as headwear (wrapping them in various ways), or wear them around their shoulders. Modern-day designers use these shawls for the creation of an assortment of novel outerwear. Using your imagination, you may also use this shawl for the decoration of your house or as an elegant tablecloth. Use your imagination! Treat yourself (or your loved one) to one of our Pavlovo-Posad shawls and you will discover the secret of what keeps a Russian woman warm at bitter cold winter. Note: The item you receive may differ slightly due to the availability of the fabric and dye lots at the time of order. Every attempt will be made to make each item exactly as pictured or as close as possible.

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Ashberry

Size: approx. 6.5 Metric: 16.25 cm Consists of: 5 pieces Finish: glossy (lacquer) Availability: ships within 5-10 business days Origin: Russian Federation Product Details As all of our nesting dolls, this one is handcrafted in the heart Russia. It is handturned from linden wood and then handpainted by a professional nesting doll artist. It is a typical nesting doll, and each smaller piece of the set fits into the next larger one. Each doll is coated with 3-5 layers of crystal clear lacquer, and the largest one is signed by artist. This whole nesting doll set is dedicated to Russian forest berries. Up until the present time Russians actively harvest various forest berries, using them to make various jams, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. MORE INFO / RELATED STORY: HARVESTING IN RUSSIA It is typical of Russia nowadays – just as it was centuries ago – for villagers (which are undoubtedly the majority of the countrys population) to feed themselves more off the land than off the salary. Salaries remain small, in many places they are being either delayed or paid in product (i.e. instead of cash you get the equivalent value of products that your plant manufactures), and rural Russians do not have much choice but grow their own fruits and vegetables, poultry and cattle – to feed themselves. Russians have always been thankful to the soil for all the gifts of the land – as they often gratefully call fruits and vegetables – that it is giving them. Harvesting, baskets of ripe fruits, berries, mushrooms and other gifts of the land have become a prominent theme of traditional nesting doll painting. The doll before you is one of the Russian ways to say thank you to the rich Russian soil.

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