Сималенд / 烧焦的嵌套娃娃“蓝色”，5 个娃娃

Composition: Wood;
Materials: wood;
Packing size: 15cm × 7cm × 7cm;
Certificate: Not subject to certification;
Set: No;
Color: Multi-colored;
For whom: Unisex;
Age: From 3 years old;
Number of dolls: 5;
Decoration: Art painting;
Type of packaging: Without packaging;
Pattern: Yes;
Holiday theme: March 8, Universal;
Addressee: No addressee;
Type of tree: Birch;
Type: Souvenirs and decor;
Material: Wood;
Natural wood: Yes;
Coating: Lacquer;
Type of drawing: Hand-painted;
Handmade: Yes;
Matryoshka shape: Classic;
Type of painting: Artistic Since childhood, we are all familiar with the painted figurines of the famous nesting doll. It is considered a traditionally Russian souvenir and a popular gift for foreign guests. But do you know the history of its origin? According to one of the legends, a Buddhist figure, which was brought from Japan to a workshop near Moscow, became the prototype of the matryoshka. It was painted under the old sage, in which 4 figurines of his disciples were embedded. The figure immediately attracted the attention of the workshop workers, and already in 1890 a domestic doll appeared, which consisted of 8 brightly painted figures. And it got its name thanks to the name Matryona, which was widespread at that time. The painted doll reflected folk ideas about peace, goodness and beauty. Matryoshka combines such values as motherhood, family, unity and warmth.