Belarusian matryoshkas in folk dress with a bouquet of cornflowers set of 5 pieces

A unique set of matryoshkas dressed in traditional Belarusian folk attire with ornamental patterns. The largest doll holds a bouquet of wildflowers—cornflowers and poppies. On her head, she wears a namitka, an ancient headpiece of the towel-like style characteristic of all Slavic nations but most preserved in Belarusian tradition. The namitka is a striking and distinctive element of women’s traditional dress.

The matryoshka is a symbol of folk culture, as well as fertility, motherhood, and prosperity. It is no surprise that these dolls remain highly valued both as gifts and as toys. Despite the abundance of traditional toys available in modern stores, matryoshkas have never lost their popularity and significance over the years.

For more than 80 years, these heartfelt symbols of Slavic heritage have been crafted from natural wood by the artisans of Brest Souvenir Factory. Each doll is completely safe, painted with water-based colors, and coated with hypoallergenic lacquer. Most importantly, every matryoshka is unique—individually crafted and painted entirely by hand, making each set one of a kind.

This set of five wooden dolls dressed in folk costumes with Belarusian ornaments makes for a thoughtful souvenir for foreigners or a meaningful gift for any age. The figurines range in height from 2.2 cm to 9 cm.

A matryoshka set also serves as an elegant décor piece in a Russian folk style, seamlessly fitting into various interior designs. Additionally, these dolls are safe and educational toys for kindergarten settings, sure to captivate children of all age groups.

Unique shape of the blank

Safe water-based paints and varnish

Made with love in Brest

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