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| » | Russian nesting dolls 4 Russian nesting dolls. A doll inside a doll inside a doll inside a doll etc. 5 in all in this set with religious motifs - Lady Madonna with her Child Jesusand different saints of the Russian Orthodox Church. The dolls are made of wood, gilded and painted by hand. |
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| » Camera: | Medion OPTICAL CO,LTD MD9700 |
| » Focal length: | 8 mm |
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Russian Russia dolls matrosjka matrochka babushka religion Madonna Jesus saints Orthodox ChurchComments
7. Sep 20, 2007 futuresasa
"Tnx!!love it!"
6. Jun 28, 2005 MysteryW
"very nice!"
5. Apr 14, 2005 asterisc21
"Bela série!"
4. Jul 5, 2003 doudidou
"Lady Madonna ? The singer ? :-)"
3. Jul 3, 2003 lynnc
"gorgeous, as is the rest of this series. thank you!"
2. Jul 3, 2003 filax
"They are called "matryoshka" (thanks to sasha for the translitteration from the Russian alphabet .-)). Western tourists often mistakenly call them "babushka" dolls.
Intresting history of the dolls and their name look here: http://tinyurl.com/f- xg7"
1. Jul 3, 2003 Bortonia
"I've always wanted a set of these... What are they called, Matrioskas or something? Excellent shot ;)"
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"Tnx!!love it!"
6. Jun 28, 2005 MysteryW
"very nice!"
5. Apr 14, 2005 asterisc21
"Bela série!"
4. Jul 5, 2003 doudidou
"Lady Madonna ? The singer ? :-)"
3. Jul 3, 2003 lynnc
"gorgeous, as is the rest of this series. thank you!"
2. Jul 3, 2003 filax
"They are called "matryoshka" (thanks to sasha for the translitteration from the Russian alphabet .-)). Western tourists often mistakenly call them "babushka" dolls.
Intresting history of the dolls and their name look here: http://tinyurl.com/f- xg7"
1. Jul 3, 2003 Bortonia
"I've always wanted a set of these... What are they called, Matrioskas or something? Excellent shot ;)"
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