Tula schoolchildren made folk dolls together with local masters
Today, the My Business Center in Tula was visited by schoolchildren, for whom a festive program was prepared for the Day of National Unity
Today, the My Business Center in Tula was visited by schoolchildren, for whom a festive program was prepared for the Day of National Unity. The guys tested their knowledge of history in a thematic quiz dedicated to the feat of Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky and the liberation of Moscow in 1612, the governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev said in his channel in the MAH messenger.
The head of the region said that after the intellectual game, students together with Tula masters - participants of the project "Made in the Tula region" - made traditional dolls. Their products are associated with folk culture and national traditions. The program was supplemented by speeches of pupils of entrepreneurs who develop social business.
The Tula region continues to support local manufacturers and craftsmen who preserve the cultural heritage of the region. In the historical center of Tula, Milyaev reminded, in social networks, there is a Department store of Tula brands, where products of participants of the project “Made in the Tula region” are presented. The products combine distinctive regional traditions, craftsmanship and modern ideas.
Residents and guests of the city can get acquainted with the works of local manufacturers and purchase products reflecting the cultural characteristics of the Tula region.
Support for local brands and manufacturers in the arms region is carried out within the framework of the national project “Effective and Competitive Economy”.
Earlier, “MK in Tula” reported on the formation of a register of craftsmen in the region.
It can get individual entrepreneurs and self-employed working in the Tula region, if their products have received the recognition of the art and expert council and the official status of works of folk art crafts of the region.
To be included in the register, masters must send documents to the regional Ministry of Culture. This can be done in person, by mail or in electronic format using an electronic signature.
