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Kalujans reminded of toy heritage

In Duminichy since December last year, there is a center of Khludnevsky toys - hand-made clay figurines decorated with characteristic painting and conveying centuries-old ideas of local residents about life, nature and traditional values

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Kalujans reminded of toy heritage

In Duminichy since December last year, there is a center of Hludnevsky toys - hand-made clay figurines decorated with characteristic painting and conveying centuries-old ideas of local residents about life, nature and traditional values.

In the center, together with his daughter, works the national master of Russia Alexander Zaborskikh. For guests and residents of the Kaluga region, excursions on the history of toys, features and techniques of sculpting, as well as master classes are held.

Earlier, "MK in Kaluga" wrote that Tarusa entered the top ten of the country.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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