LES SAISONS RUSSES, PREMIERE FINE JEWELRY COLLECTION from Luxury Jewelry Designer Alena Gorchakova: PRESS RELEASE DEVELOPMENT, WRITING and EDITING BY NANCY ANGIELLO for worldwide launch of premiere collection, The Red Square, Moscow, Russia.
глебова юлия 8 класс российские банкнотыVictorushka
There are 6 regular types of Russian banknotes as well as 2 special edition banknotes for the Sochi Olympics. The regular notes range in value from 10 rubles to 5000 rubles and are different colors. They feature various landmarks and historical sites from cities across Russia on the front and back, such as the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station, St. Petersburg's Neva statue, and Moscow's Bolshoy Theatre. The special 100 ruble notes for the Olympics are bluish-pink and feature a snowboarder and imagery from the Sochi games.
глебова юлия 8 класс российские банкнотыVictorushka
There are 6 regular types of Russian banknotes as well as 2 special issue notes for the Olympic Games. The denominations range from 10 rubles to 5000 rubles. Each note has a different color and features important sights and landmarks from different regions of Russia on the front and back, such as the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station on the 10 ruble note or St. Petersburg's Neva statue on the 50 ruble note. The special 100 ruble Olympic notes are blue-pink and feature a snowboarder and objects from the Sochi Olympics.
глебова юлия 8 класс российские банкнотыVictorushka
There are 6 types of Russian banknotes: the 10-rouble (dark green/brown), 50-rouble (light blue), 100-rouble (henna-red), 500-rouble (violet), 1,000-rouble (turquoise), and 5,000-rouble (orange) notes. Each note features iconic sights from different Russian cities - the 10-rouble shows sights from Krasnoyarsk, the 50-rouble from St. Petersburg, the 100-rouble from Moscow, and so on. There are also two special issue 100-rouble notes for the Sochi Olympics, with winter sports scenes and Olympic venues depicted.
глебова юлия 8 класс российские банкнотыVictorushka
There are 6 regular types of Russian banknotes as well as 2 special issue Olympic banknotes. The regular notes range in value from 10 rubles to 5,000 rubles and are different colors. Each note depicts important landmarks and historical sites from various Russian cities on the front and back, such as the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station on the 10 ruble note and St. Petersburg's Neva statue on the 50 ruble note. The special 100 ruble Olympic notes are bluish-pink and feature a snowboarder and objects from the Sochi Olympics on the front as well as the Olympic stadium and firebird on the back.
Slovakia is a landlocked country in Central Europe that borders Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Ukraine. Some key facts are:
- Area of 49,035 square km and population of 5.5 million
- Capital is Bratislava located along the Danube River
- Joined the EU in 2004 and uses the Euro as currency
- Known for its mineral springs, castles, High Tatras mountains, caves, and ski resorts
- Popular folk customs include decorated Easter eggs and whip dancing to celebrate spring
- Well known dishes include Bryndzové halušky made from potato dumplings, sheep cheese sauce, and bacon
Slovakia is a landlocked country in Central Europe that borders 5 countries. It has a population of 5.5 million people, most of whom are ethnic Slovaks. The capital and largest city is Bratislava. Slovakia has diverse geography that includes mountains, plains, rivers, cities and towns, spas, caves, and castles. Traditional folk costumes, wooden monuments, foods like halušky, and drinks like beer and slivovica reflect Slovak culture. Important historical figures for Slovaks include scientists, writers, inventors, and leaders of the national independence movement.
Russian culture is rich and spans centuries of history, encompassing art, traditions, literature and more. Traditional toys included matryoshka nesting dolls, which are colorful wooden dolls that fit inside one another. A popular drink is tea served in a samovar, while common foods include bread, soups, potatoes and desserts like piroshki. Popular sports are football, hockey and basketball. Pastimes also include activities like swimming, fishing and chess. Music includes folk music featuring balalaikas and accordions, while ballet is a beloved art form with works by Tchaikovsky. The Russian mentality values family and hospitality.
глебова юлия 8 класс российские банкнотыVictorushka
There are 6 regular types of Russian banknotes as well as 2 special edition banknotes for the Sochi Olympics. The regular notes range in value from 10 rubles to 5000 rubles and are different colors. They feature various landmarks and historical sites from cities across Russia on the front and back, such as the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station, St. Petersburg's Neva statue, and Moscow's Bolshoy Theatre. The special 100 ruble notes for the Olympics are bluish-pink and feature a snowboarder and imagery from the Sochi games.
глебова юлия 8 класс российские банкнотыVictorushka
There are 6 regular types of Russian banknotes as well as 2 special issue notes for the Olympic Games. The denominations range from 10 rubles to 5000 rubles. Each note has a different color and features important sights and landmarks from different regions of Russia on the front and back, such as the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station on the 10 ruble note or St. Petersburg's Neva statue on the 50 ruble note. The special 100 ruble Olympic notes are blue-pink and feature a snowboarder and objects from the Sochi Olympics.
глебова юлия 8 класс российские банкнотыVictorushka
There are 6 types of Russian banknotes: the 10-rouble (dark green/brown), 50-rouble (light blue), 100-rouble (henna-red), 500-rouble (violet), 1,000-rouble (turquoise), and 5,000-rouble (orange) notes. Each note features iconic sights from different Russian cities - the 10-rouble shows sights from Krasnoyarsk, the 50-rouble from St. Petersburg, the 100-rouble from Moscow, and so on. There are also two special issue 100-rouble notes for the Sochi Olympics, with winter sports scenes and Olympic venues depicted.
глебова юлия 8 класс российские банкнотыVictorushka
There are 6 regular types of Russian banknotes as well as 2 special issue Olympic banknotes. The regular notes range in value from 10 rubles to 5,000 rubles and are different colors. Each note depicts important landmarks and historical sites from various Russian cities on the front and back, such as the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station on the 10 ruble note and St. Petersburg's Neva statue on the 50 ruble note. The special 100 ruble Olympic notes are bluish-pink and feature a snowboarder and objects from the Sochi Olympics on the front as well as the Olympic stadium and firebird on the back.
Slovakia is a landlocked country in Central Europe that borders Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Ukraine. Some key facts are:
- Area of 49,035 square km and population of 5.5 million
- Capital is Bratislava located along the Danube River
- Joined the EU in 2004 and uses the Euro as currency
- Known for its mineral springs, castles, High Tatras mountains, caves, and ski resorts
- Popular folk customs include decorated Easter eggs and whip dancing to celebrate spring
- Well known dishes include Bryndzové halušky made from potato dumplings, sheep cheese sauce, and bacon
Slovakia is a landlocked country in Central Europe that borders 5 countries. It has a population of 5.5 million people, most of whom are ethnic Slovaks. The capital and largest city is Bratislava. Slovakia has diverse geography that includes mountains, plains, rivers, cities and towns, spas, caves, and castles. Traditional folk costumes, wooden monuments, foods like halušky, and drinks like beer and slivovica reflect Slovak culture. Important historical figures for Slovaks include scientists, writers, inventors, and leaders of the national independence movement.
Russian culture is rich and spans centuries of history, encompassing art, traditions, literature and more. Traditional toys included matryoshka nesting dolls, which are colorful wooden dolls that fit inside one another. A popular drink is tea served in a samovar, while common foods include bread, soups, potatoes and desserts like piroshki. Popular sports are football, hockey and basketball. Pastimes also include activities like swimming, fishing and chess. Music includes folk music featuring balalaikas and accordions, while ballet is a beloved art form with works by Tchaikovsky. The Russian mentality values family and hospitality.
This document provides information about Olga Bobrovnikova and the services she offers as a piano performance consultant. She has over 30 years of teaching experience and 40 years of performance experience. She is trained from the Moscow Conservatoire and Gnessines Music Academy and can provide master classes, performance coaching, and help with repertoire development. Her services aim to help pianists gain confidence, understand performance elements, reduce stress and fear, and find pleasure and motivation from playing the piano.
If all of the world´s cultural heritage (sports, music, fashion, architecture...chria
If all of the world´s cultural heritage (sports, music, fashion, architecture, literature, painting, etc.) were to be enclosed in a time capsule, what would you include?
Georgia has a rich artistic heritage spanning architecture, literature, performing arts, and visual arts. Some of the notable aspects include early Christian architecture like the Sioni Cathedral named after Mount Zion, and medieval epics like the Martyrdom of Holy Queen Shushanik. Modern Georgian artists have achieved success both within the country as well as internationally, with figures like film actor Avtandil Makharadze and painter Elene Akhvlediani producing renowned works. Traditional artforms such as embossing and chasing in metalwork were also pioneered in the 12th century by goldsmiths like Beka and Besken Opizari.
Slovakia is a landlocked country in Central Europe that borders Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Ukraine. It has an area of 49,035 square kilometers and a population of around 5.5 million people. Some of Slovakia's natural attractions include the High Tatras mountains, numerous mineral springs and spas, and over 12 show caves. Slovakia also has a rich cultural heritage evident in its numerous castles, folk traditions like decorated eggs at Easter, and distinctive cuisine such as Bryndzové halušky made from potato dumplings and sheep's cheese. The capital and largest city of Slovakia is Bratislava, located along the Danube River.
«Leader Team» is the leading «DMC in Russia». The company provides reliable and professional services for hundreds of Meetings, Conferences, Congresses, Incentives, Exhibitions & Sporting Events in Russia
Focusing on MICE market and business travel we specialize in:
- Private visits and theme events: exclusive tours, special openings, gala dinners and catering at exclusive
venues, folk show & classical performances, and much, much more.
- Bespoke programs, which are tailor-made to each client’s needs: our products are always customized and
designed to meet both your budget and your strategic objectives.
- Professional meetings and missions: perfect knowledge of the destination, its infrastructure and logistics
- Sport events: on water, in the air, on the land
- Providing services for FIT’s: hotel reservations, transportation services, excursions, air/train tickets, theater
tickets, sea and river cruises, services of guide/interpreter, restaurant reservations.
Early Russian culture was influenced by Finno-Ugric tribes and Turkic peoples. It later synthesized Slavic and Byzantine cultures. Russia has over 160 ethnic groups that speak about 100 languages, though most speak Russian. Old Russian folklore has roots in ancient Slavic pagan beliefs and is now represented in fairy tales. Russian literature and philosophy have greatly contributed to world culture, with writers like Pushkin and Tolstoy. Russian performing arts have a tradition of folk music and dances, and visual arts followed Western European styles.
Russia is a large country located in northern Eurasia. Its capital and largest city is Moscow. The official language is Russian and the main religion is Russian Orthodox Christianity. Some of the most famous tourist attractions include the Kremlin in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Red Square in Moscow. Traditional Russian foods include borscht soup, pirozhki pastries, caviar, blini pancakes, shashlyk kebabs, pelmeni dumplings, and morozhenoe ice cream. Sour cream is also a common condiment used in many Russian dishes.
Slovakia is a small country with great natural and cultural diversity. It has natural treasures like mountains, forests, and waterfalls as well as many historical castles and cities. Slovak culture is expressed through folk traditions like music, dancing, clothing and food. Traditional Slovak cuisine features dishes made from ingredients like pork, potatoes, cabbage, and sheep cheese. National dishes include bryndzové halušky, which are potato dumplings with sheep cheese and bacon.
Slovakia is a small country with a variety of natural landscapes and historical sites. It has a population of 5.45 million people and its capital is Bratislava. The Slovak flag represents the country's national colors of white, blue, and red and features symbols of its mountain ranges. Slovakia has many national parks known for waterfalls, gorges, and rock formations that offer beautiful natural scenery. The country also has a rich history seen in the over 1,000 castles that once stood, including popular sites like Bojnice Castle and Spiš Castle. Slovak culture is expressed through traditional folklore of music, dance, clothing and customs that vary by region.
A presentation made for and by students for the Erasmus+ project Understanding and Critical Media Literacy. No copyright infringement meant. Used for educational purposes only.
Russia is located in northern Asia and eastern Europe. Its capital and largest city is Moscow. The official language is Russian and the currency is the Russian ruble. To obtain a visa, travelers need a valid passport, completed visa forms, a photo, and confirmation of accommodations from a hotel or tour company. Typical Russian cuisine includes zakuski appetizers and the soup borscht. Folk dances vary by region but often involve circles, pairs or quartets. Popular tourist destinations include the lotus fields of Astrakhan, the Mir diamond mine in Yakutia, and active volcanoes in Kamchatka.
The document announces an art exhibition by painter Petar Mitchev taking place from March 25th to April 7th 2014 at the Vazrazdane gallery in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. It promotes his latest collection featuring female figures that have taken on symbolic value through their sophisticated stylization. A few nude paintings are included that emit a gentle and wise eroticism. The artist skillfully arranges additional background elements in his paintings so that nothing distracts from the beauty of the images, making the exhibition a feast for the senses.
Százhalombatta is a town of nearly 20,000 inhabitants located 30 km south of Budapest in Hungary. It has a long history dating back thousands of years, as evidenced by the over 100 Iron Age tumuli found in the archaeological park. Today it is an industrial town with an oil refinery and power plant. Százhalombatta has four churches, an archaeological park, Matrica Museum displaying its several thousand year history, and a main square that has become a symbol of the town. It hosts an annual international folklore festival that draws dancers and performers from around the world.
The document lists several day trip destinations from Nizhny Novgorod that offer historical and cultural sights. Some of the destinations highlighted include the Makariev Monastery founded in the 15th century; the Peshelan underground geological museum; the town of Arzamas on the border of Christianity; and the Diveevo Trinity Convent, said to be protected by the Holy Virgin. Other destinations mentioned are related to famous Russian figures, including the poet Pushkin in Boldino and Soviet pilot Valery Chkalov in Chkalovsk. The document provides brief descriptions of the historical and cultural significance of each location.
The Catherine Palace located outside St. Petersburg was originally presented to Peter the Great's wife Catherine in 1710. It served as the imperial family's summer residence until 1917. In the mid-1700s under Empress Elizabeth, architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli significantly increased the palace's size and gave it its ornate baroque style. Later under Catherine the Great, the Baroque interior was changed to a more neo-Classical taste. The palace is over 700 meters long and brightly painted blue and gold on the outside.
Slovakia is a republic located in East Central Europe. It borders the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, Hungary, and Ukraine. Slovakia has a population of 5 million people within an area of 50,000 square km. The capital and largest city is Bratislava, which has a population of half a million people and serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of the country. Slovakia has a mountainous landscape and is known for its natural beauty, folklore, castles, and thermal springs.
This richly illustrated collection includes five popular Russian folk tales: Vasilisa the Beautiful; Maria Morevna; The Feather of Finist the Falcon; The Frog-Tsarevna; Tsarevich Ivan, the Firebird and the Grey Wolf. The illustrations featured in this edition were created in the early 20th century by Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin, a famous Russian illustrator and stage designer, who was inspired by Slavic folklore throughout his career. He was a prominent figure in the artistic movement Mir Iskusstva and contributed to the Ballets Russes. The tales were recorded by the renowned folklorist Alexander Nikolayevich Afanasyev (1826-1871), who collected and published more than 600 Russian folk tales in the middle 19th century.
Kiev or Kyiv is a modern and powerful megapolia and also an ancient city. The picturesque capital of Ukraine is located in the center of Europe, is friendly to visitors with an interesting history and heritage.
This document provides short descriptions of various aspects of Russian culture, including:
1) The Russian flag and what the colors represent.
2) The Tsar Bell displayed in the Moscow Kremlin that was commissioned by Empress Anna Ivanovna.
3) The cultural significance of bread and how it is used to welcome guests.
4) Lapti, a type of cheap footwear traditionally made from tree bark worn by poor people.
5) Khokhloma and Gzhel, distinct styles of wood painting and ceramics produced in certain Russian villages.
6) Figures skating being one of Russia's most successful winter sports.
7) The Matryoshka doll being a
Did you know that you Russia has the world biggest skating rink and Christmas Light festival that was visited by more than 11 million guests? Leading Russian Destination Management Company Tsar Events Russia DMC & PCO has selected for you 10 reasons to visit Russian Cities during winter season.
The goldsmith tradition in Abruzzo, Italy dates back to the 13th century with the arrival of the Swabians. Sulmona became an important center for goldsmithing, producing religious objects through techniques like embossing and engraving. In the 18th-19th centuries, the craft spread to other towns in Abruzzo like Pescocostanzo and Scanno. Traditional filigree jewelry became popular, such as the "presentosa" medallion given to brides. Various towns developed their own specialized jewelry, with symbolic meanings related to customs like weddings. Goldsmithing continues to be influential to Abruzzese culture and identity.
17 Delightful Adventures That Would Make You Fall In Love With RussiaWeAreHolidays
The spies, the memories of troubled times impart this nation, a grey aura. The news headlines might keep the post-war, communist impression of Russia alive, but a true traveler would always break the mold and look beyond it. To many of us, it’s a passion to travel to see the parts of the world still unexplored and Russia is one of those places that lies in one of those forgotten corners of mind, and here we’ll make sure it wins your heart by giving you reasons enough to venture to see this amazing place. We’ve photo proofs to support our cause; we give you pictures you will catch yourself drooling at. So, Nah zda-rovh-yah (cheers) it is, for Russia!
This document provides information about Olga Bobrovnikova and the services she offers as a piano performance consultant. She has over 30 years of teaching experience and 40 years of performance experience. She is trained from the Moscow Conservatoire and Gnessines Music Academy and can provide master classes, performance coaching, and help with repertoire development. Her services aim to help pianists gain confidence, understand performance elements, reduce stress and fear, and find pleasure and motivation from playing the piano.
If all of the world´s cultural heritage (sports, music, fashion, architecture...chria
If all of the world´s cultural heritage (sports, music, fashion, architecture, literature, painting, etc.) were to be enclosed in a time capsule, what would you include?
Georgia has a rich artistic heritage spanning architecture, literature, performing arts, and visual arts. Some of the notable aspects include early Christian architecture like the Sioni Cathedral named after Mount Zion, and medieval epics like the Martyrdom of Holy Queen Shushanik. Modern Georgian artists have achieved success both within the country as well as internationally, with figures like film actor Avtandil Makharadze and painter Elene Akhvlediani producing renowned works. Traditional artforms such as embossing and chasing in metalwork were also pioneered in the 12th century by goldsmiths like Beka and Besken Opizari.
Slovakia is a landlocked country in Central Europe that borders Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Ukraine. It has an area of 49,035 square kilometers and a population of around 5.5 million people. Some of Slovakia's natural attractions include the High Tatras mountains, numerous mineral springs and spas, and over 12 show caves. Slovakia also has a rich cultural heritage evident in its numerous castles, folk traditions like decorated eggs at Easter, and distinctive cuisine such as Bryndzové halušky made from potato dumplings and sheep's cheese. The capital and largest city of Slovakia is Bratislava, located along the Danube River.
«Leader Team» is the leading «DMC in Russia». The company provides reliable and professional services for hundreds of Meetings, Conferences, Congresses, Incentives, Exhibitions & Sporting Events in Russia
Focusing on MICE market and business travel we specialize in:
- Private visits and theme events: exclusive tours, special openings, gala dinners and catering at exclusive
venues, folk show & classical performances, and much, much more.
- Bespoke programs, which are tailor-made to each client’s needs: our products are always customized and
designed to meet both your budget and your strategic objectives.
- Professional meetings and missions: perfect knowledge of the destination, its infrastructure and logistics
- Sport events: on water, in the air, on the land
- Providing services for FIT’s: hotel reservations, transportation services, excursions, air/train tickets, theater
tickets, sea and river cruises, services of guide/interpreter, restaurant reservations.
Early Russian culture was influenced by Finno-Ugric tribes and Turkic peoples. It later synthesized Slavic and Byzantine cultures. Russia has over 160 ethnic groups that speak about 100 languages, though most speak Russian. Old Russian folklore has roots in ancient Slavic pagan beliefs and is now represented in fairy tales. Russian literature and philosophy have greatly contributed to world culture, with writers like Pushkin and Tolstoy. Russian performing arts have a tradition of folk music and dances, and visual arts followed Western European styles.
Russia is a large country located in northern Eurasia. Its capital and largest city is Moscow. The official language is Russian and the main religion is Russian Orthodox Christianity. Some of the most famous tourist attractions include the Kremlin in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Red Square in Moscow. Traditional Russian foods include borscht soup, pirozhki pastries, caviar, blini pancakes, shashlyk kebabs, pelmeni dumplings, and morozhenoe ice cream. Sour cream is also a common condiment used in many Russian dishes.
Slovakia is a small country with great natural and cultural diversity. It has natural treasures like mountains, forests, and waterfalls as well as many historical castles and cities. Slovak culture is expressed through folk traditions like music, dancing, clothing and food. Traditional Slovak cuisine features dishes made from ingredients like pork, potatoes, cabbage, and sheep cheese. National dishes include bryndzové halušky, which are potato dumplings with sheep cheese and bacon.
Slovakia is a small country with a variety of natural landscapes and historical sites. It has a population of 5.45 million people and its capital is Bratislava. The Slovak flag represents the country's national colors of white, blue, and red and features symbols of its mountain ranges. Slovakia has many national parks known for waterfalls, gorges, and rock formations that offer beautiful natural scenery. The country also has a rich history seen in the over 1,000 castles that once stood, including popular sites like Bojnice Castle and Spiš Castle. Slovak culture is expressed through traditional folklore of music, dance, clothing and customs that vary by region.
A presentation made for and by students for the Erasmus+ project Understanding and Critical Media Literacy. No copyright infringement meant. Used for educational purposes only.
Russia is located in northern Asia and eastern Europe. Its capital and largest city is Moscow. The official language is Russian and the currency is the Russian ruble. To obtain a visa, travelers need a valid passport, completed visa forms, a photo, and confirmation of accommodations from a hotel or tour company. Typical Russian cuisine includes zakuski appetizers and the soup borscht. Folk dances vary by region but often involve circles, pairs or quartets. Popular tourist destinations include the lotus fields of Astrakhan, the Mir diamond mine in Yakutia, and active volcanoes in Kamchatka.
The document announces an art exhibition by painter Petar Mitchev taking place from March 25th to April 7th 2014 at the Vazrazdane gallery in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. It promotes his latest collection featuring female figures that have taken on symbolic value through their sophisticated stylization. A few nude paintings are included that emit a gentle and wise eroticism. The artist skillfully arranges additional background elements in his paintings so that nothing distracts from the beauty of the images, making the exhibition a feast for the senses.
Százhalombatta is a town of nearly 20,000 inhabitants located 30 km south of Budapest in Hungary. It has a long history dating back thousands of years, as evidenced by the over 100 Iron Age tumuli found in the archaeological park. Today it is an industrial town with an oil refinery and power plant. Százhalombatta has four churches, an archaeological park, Matrica Museum displaying its several thousand year history, and a main square that has become a symbol of the town. It hosts an annual international folklore festival that draws dancers and performers from around the world.
The document lists several day trip destinations from Nizhny Novgorod that offer historical and cultural sights. Some of the destinations highlighted include the Makariev Monastery founded in the 15th century; the Peshelan underground geological museum; the town of Arzamas on the border of Christianity; and the Diveevo Trinity Convent, said to be protected by the Holy Virgin. Other destinations mentioned are related to famous Russian figures, including the poet Pushkin in Boldino and Soviet pilot Valery Chkalov in Chkalovsk. The document provides brief descriptions of the historical and cultural significance of each location.
The Catherine Palace located outside St. Petersburg was originally presented to Peter the Great's wife Catherine in 1710. It served as the imperial family's summer residence until 1917. In the mid-1700s under Empress Elizabeth, architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli significantly increased the palace's size and gave it its ornate baroque style. Later under Catherine the Great, the Baroque interior was changed to a more neo-Classical taste. The palace is over 700 meters long and brightly painted blue and gold on the outside.
Slovakia is a republic located in East Central Europe. It borders the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, Hungary, and Ukraine. Slovakia has a population of 5 million people within an area of 50,000 square km. The capital and largest city is Bratislava, which has a population of half a million people and serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of the country. Slovakia has a mountainous landscape and is known for its natural beauty, folklore, castles, and thermal springs.
This richly illustrated collection includes five popular Russian folk tales: Vasilisa the Beautiful; Maria Morevna; The Feather of Finist the Falcon; The Frog-Tsarevna; Tsarevich Ivan, the Firebird and the Grey Wolf. The illustrations featured in this edition were created in the early 20th century by Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin, a famous Russian illustrator and stage designer, who was inspired by Slavic folklore throughout his career. He was a prominent figure in the artistic movement Mir Iskusstva and contributed to the Ballets Russes. The tales were recorded by the renowned folklorist Alexander Nikolayevich Afanasyev (1826-1871), who collected and published more than 600 Russian folk tales in the middle 19th century.
Kiev or Kyiv is a modern and powerful megapolia and also an ancient city. The picturesque capital of Ukraine is located in the center of Europe, is friendly to visitors with an interesting history and heritage.
This document provides short descriptions of various aspects of Russian culture, including:
1) The Russian flag and what the colors represent.
2) The Tsar Bell displayed in the Moscow Kremlin that was commissioned by Empress Anna Ivanovna.
3) The cultural significance of bread and how it is used to welcome guests.
4) Lapti, a type of cheap footwear traditionally made from tree bark worn by poor people.
5) Khokhloma and Gzhel, distinct styles of wood painting and ceramics produced in certain Russian villages.
6) Figures skating being one of Russia's most successful winter sports.
7) The Matryoshka doll being a
Did you know that you Russia has the world biggest skating rink and Christmas Light festival that was visited by more than 11 million guests? Leading Russian Destination Management Company Tsar Events Russia DMC & PCO has selected for you 10 reasons to visit Russian Cities during winter season.
The goldsmith tradition in Abruzzo, Italy dates back to the 13th century with the arrival of the Swabians. Sulmona became an important center for goldsmithing, producing religious objects through techniques like embossing and engraving. In the 18th-19th centuries, the craft spread to other towns in Abruzzo like Pescocostanzo and Scanno. Traditional filigree jewelry became popular, such as the "presentosa" medallion given to brides. Various towns developed their own specialized jewelry, with symbolic meanings related to customs like weddings. Goldsmithing continues to be influential to Abruzzese culture and identity.
17 Delightful Adventures That Would Make You Fall In Love With RussiaWeAreHolidays
The spies, the memories of troubled times impart this nation, a grey aura. The news headlines might keep the post-war, communist impression of Russia alive, but a true traveler would always break the mold and look beyond it. To many of us, it’s a passion to travel to see the parts of the world still unexplored and Russia is one of those places that lies in one of those forgotten corners of mind, and here we’ll make sure it wins your heart by giving you reasons enough to venture to see this amazing place. We’ve photo proofs to support our cause; we give you pictures you will catch yourself drooling at. So, Nah zda-rovh-yah (cheers) it is, for Russia!
The document describes a collection of coasters, porcelain, and leather accessories called "Silk Road". The collection features designs depicting historical and architectural sites from Kazakhstan, as well as maps and scenes from the Silk Road trade route. Items include coasters, plates, mugs, vases, tea sets, backpacks, bags, and wallets made from materials like porcelain and leather and decorated using techniques like enamel and gold plating. The goal is to showcase Kazakhstan's role and heritage related to the Silk Road through these traditional crafts and artworks.
http://www.alaskajewelry.com/birthstone-jewelry-alexandrite-jewelry-june-c-112_126.html | Known for it’s rarity and color changing ability, the gemstone Alexandrite is beloved around the world. In this presentation we will take a brief yet informative look at Alexandrite and some of its uses in the world of jewelry.
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The collection named “HERMAN Lighting Jewelry” is a state
of the art chandeliers applying traditional jewelry techniques
to create extraordinary lighting objects. These chandeliers are
decorated with 24-carat Gold flakes and Swarowski crystals. The craftsmanship has been passed over generations in this family run business and the special technique of decorating the chandeliers.
This document provides a guide for traveling to Moscow, Russia. It begins with an introduction describing Moscow as a bustling city with a rich history and grand architecture. The guide is divided into sections that will help first-time visitors navigate Moscow, including when to visit, highlights to see, and how to get around. It provides tips on planning a trip to Moscow to account for the large number of sights and intensity of city life, as well as an unfamiliar language.
The document discusses several jewelry designers and their works. It describes Anna Sabino's "Dreaming" necklace collection inspired by Dali's sculpture that features delicate charms. It also mentions Erica Weiner's affordable jewelry pieces made from repurposed materials telling stories, including a hand-cast Waldorf Astoria necklace. Finally, it discusses Fernando Akasaka's new "Le Blob" line featuring abstract blob-shaped rings, pendants and earrings in gold and silver.
Pietroasele is a commune in Romania known for its vineyards. It became famous in 1837 with the discovery of the Pietroasa Treasury, composed of several pieces of gold and precious stones. The Pietroasele Treasure, an Ostrogothic hoard uncovered in 1837, is displayed at the National Museum of Romanian History and includes twelve surviving pieces such as a large eagle-headed fibula and sacrificial dish modeled with figures surrounding a seated goddess. Archaeological sites in the area include a Dacian fortress located 1.5 km north of Pietroasa Mică village and ruins of a third-fourth century Roman castra and thermae.
Russia is a large country located in northern Eurasia. Some key facts about Russia are:
- The official language is Russian and the dominant religion is Russian Orthodox Christianity.
- Moscow is the capital city and other major cities include St. Petersburg and Novosibirsk.
- Traditional Russian cuisine includes dishes like pelmeni, kasha, and caviar. The matryoshka doll and samovar are iconic cultural artifacts.
- The ruble is the currency and the Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral are famous landmarks in Moscow. Popular tourist destinations also include Lake Baikal and the Mirny Diamond Mine.
The document lists 20 unique activities to do in Moscow, including visiting Star City which is a significant space facility located 30 km from Moscow where visitors can try zero gravity flights. It also recommends touring the Moscow Metro known for its Soviet-era style decorations, as well as visiting landmarks like the Grand Kremlin Palace, Bolshoi Theater, Stalin's Bunker, Arbat Street for shopping, Lenin's Tomb, the Red Square, and museums such as the Historical Museum, Tretyakov Gallery, and Yusupov Palace. Other activities mentioned are dining on a river cruise, attending a cabaret show, visiting cultural centers like Izmailovo Kremlin and the town of Zagorsk.
Russian culture has a long history in literature, ballet, painting, and classical music. While outsiders may see Russia as drab, its culture has colorful folk costumes and ornate religious symbols. The document then provides a brief overview of three topics:
1) Arts and literature, noting ballet's origins in Russia and Tchaikovsky's famous compositions. It also describes onion domes common in Russian architecture.
2) Folklore, discussing pagan Slavic beliefs and Russian fairy tales.
3) Food and drink, listing borshch, pirozhkis, and white Russians.
Russia has a rich natural and cultural heritage. Some highlights include:
- The Valley of Geysers, which has the second largest concentration of geysers in the world.
- The Altai Mountains, a difficult chain of mountain ridges divided by deep rivers and wide canyons located where Russia, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan meet.
- Famous Russian authors like Pushkin, Tolstoy, and Dostoevsky who helped establish Russian literature.
- Iconic landmarks like the Motherland Calls statue in Volgograd and St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow.
- Renowned artists such as Malevich, known for his avant-garde work The Black Square, and seasc
The Russian Ethnographic Museum is one of the largest European ethnographic museums. It was founded by the last Russian Emperor Nicolas II and nowadays it possesses a rich collection of cultural items of 157 European and Asian nations. The Museum's building was erected between 1902 and 1913 by architect Svinjin. The 615 square meters large Marble Hall is the memorial to Emperor Alexander III and it is recognized to be one of the most beautiful halls of St. Petersburg.
Moscow is the capital city and largest city of Russia, home to over 11 million people. It was founded before 1147 and is situated along the Moskva River. Moscow is a cultural center known for landmarks like Saint Basil's Cathedral and the Kremlin, as well as many museums such as the Tretyakov Gallery and Pushkin Museum. The heart of the city is Red Square, originally called "red" because of its beauty. Matryoshka dolls originated in Moscow in the late 19th century and feature wooden nesting dolls painted with bright colors. Dymkovo clay toys also have ancient roots in Russian folk art and were traditionally made by women and children for local festivals.
Moscow is the capital city of Russia located on seven hills along the Moskva River. It is over 850 years old and home to over 9 million residents, making it one of the largest cities in Europe. Some of Moscow's most famous landmarks include Red Square at the heart of the city, the Kremlin and its red walls and towers, and St. Basil's Cathedral, which are both masterpieces of ancient Russian architecture. Moscow has over 100 museums, with the two largest being the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and the Tretyakov Gallery, both housing collections spanning Egyptian artifacts to modern works by Russian artists like Repin, Shishkin, and Surikov.
The Imperial crown jewels of Iran include several elaborate crowns, tiaras, gem-encrusted objects, and the world's largest pink diamond. They are housed in the Treasury of National Jewels inside the Central Bank of Iran. The collection was built up over 2,500 years by Iranian monarchs and includes some of the most valuable jewels in the world, such as the 182-carat Darya-e Noor pink diamond. It is open for public viewing four afternoons a week and contains over 50,000 gems, making it the largest collection of crown jewels in the world.
The Imperial crown jewels of Iran include several elaborate crowns, tiaras, gem-encrusted objects, and the world's largest pink diamond. They are housed in the Treasury of National Jewels inside the Central Bank of Iran. The collection was built up over 2,500 years by Iranian monarchs and includes some of the most valuable jewels in the world, such as the 182-carat Darya-e Noor pink diamond. It is open for public viewing four afternoons a week and contains over 50,000 gems, making it the largest collection of crown jewels in the world.
This document provides information about Moscow, Russia and some traditional Russian toys. It discusses that Moscow is the largest city in Russia with over 11 million residents and was founded in 1147. It highlights some of Moscow's most famous museums, cathedrals, and theaters. It also notes that Moscow has many parks and is one of the greenest capitals in Europe. The heart of Moscow is Red Square, which was named for its beautiful appearance. The document then provides details about Matryoshka dolls, including their cylindrical shape, bright colors, and tradition of nesting smaller dolls inside larger ones. It traces the origins of Matryoshka dolls to 1890s Japan. Finally, it summarizes Dymkov
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Alena Gorchakova Joaillerie Press Release BY NANCY ANGIELLO
1. The Premiere Collection: “LES SAISONS RUSSES”
Alena Gorchakova’s premiere collection, “Les Saisons Russes” is an homage to the deep
imprint on the soul of art, architecture and the essence of Russian culture; most remarkably,
the collection is an homage to the magnificent, iconic “onion domes” of so many of the
churches and buildings of Moscow.
The design themes of the collection are the universal symbols of these graceful, swirling
and mesmerizing Byzantine domes, such as the mutli-colored hues of the domes of St.
Basil, and the gold domes of the Kremlin. Just as Serge Diagalev’s staged opera and ballet
brilliance so enraptured the world, Gorchakova’s “Les Saisons Russes” is also a vision and a
dream, one that is embodied as sensual dome shapes of the jewellery, resplendent with
gems—diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, garnets, topazes, amethysts and
pearls—crafted in exquisite detail by master artisans from a jewellery atelier in Geneva,
Switzerland.
Striking design elements of the domes include yellow, white or pink gold with multiple
precious or semi-precious stones in a palette of bright red, deep blue and green that pays
tribute to ceremonial neo-Russian style. As well, the pearl—one of the most meaningful
stones in Russian art, is an exquisite and primary focus in this collection in shades of honey,
white and sweet pink. One of the most extraordinary of the Gorchakova signature pieces is
the gold dome ring filled with loose pearls—a playful, flirtatious, and highly original creation
that embodies both the reverential-masterpiece symbolism of the dome and classic,
historic Russian finery, and the hypnotic and joyful movement of the pearls as they dance
with every hand gesture.
The Gorchakova signature style has been described by jewellery experts as “neo-Russian,”
which not only refers to the legendary ballet troupe but to this collection’s revival of the
passionate interest in ancient, pre-Peter-the-Great decorative crafts that came into vogue
in Russia and Europe in the early 20th century.
“IMPERIAL EAGLES” Collection
Wings of power and protection.
The famous symbol of the double-headed Imperial Russian Eagle is more glorious than ever
translated into rings, earrings and pendants in the richest gold and diamonds. The
collection includes gold with white diamonds cufflinks, rings and medals for men; and rings,
earrings and pendants for women. The Imperial Russian Eagle has potent symbolism, as it
not only is a part of the original coat of arms of Russia dating back to the 13th century, but is
also the Gorchakov family emblem.
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2. INTRODUCING NEW COLLECTIONS
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A L E N A G O R C H A K O VA
“TRUE LOVE” Collection
“True Love. When it is impossible to get separated.”
Love times two. Two times the passion, hope and dreams. Be as one—with two eternal
circles of gold and perfect white diamonds that interlock together beautifully into the
classic double-band engagement ring, which is the heart and centerpiece of this collection.
This collection is dedicated to the men and women in love who wish to own or bestow a
beautiful Alena Gorchakova jewellery creation— as a way of symbolizing in an extraordinary
gesture a heart's loyalty, love and commitment. How to share the love..in earrings, rings, and
bracelets in diamonds and yellow gold.
“BEREZKI” Collection
“Birch Trees” – is a collection inspired by the many spectacular and mysterious birch tree
forests of Russia. The graceful shape and the silver and green shades of the trees are
incarnated into stylized, abstract leaves and other sensual, modernist shapes in white and
black diamonds, emeralds and white gold.
“SECRET GARDEN. ROSES” Collection
A completely new direction for the designer Alena Gorchakova is this new, strikingly
beautiful collection devoted to the secrets of love, the transporting shape, meaning and
images of roses, and the breathtaking moment when a rose is given to a woman as a token
of devotion and passion. Each rose is dedicated to the profound aspects of the sensual and
emotional manifestations of true love—created into this very special collection of three
remarkable rings--"N'aime que moi,” “Avalanche,” and “Black Moon”— as well as necklaces,
brooches, and earrings in white gold and rubies, white diamonds and black diamonds. The
rings are truly breathtaking: swirls of layers of petals resplendent with showers of glittering
diamonds and leaves of shimmering emeralds.
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Jewellery available exclusively at the
ALENA GORCHAKOVA JOAILLERIE BOUTIQUE
Moscow - Hotel National, Mokhovaya Street, 15/1 – 1
T +7 (495) 258 7061
Press Office
Oksana Kalinina, Chronolux
T +7 (495) 937 7252 - e-mail: kalinina@chronolux.ru
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