The Zhar-ptitsa. Autumn 2026 Exhibition-Fair Opens in Moscow
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The Zhar-ptitsa. Autumn 2026 exhibition-fair of folk masters and artists of Russia has opened in Moscow. It is a large cultural event dedicated to folk crafts and decorative applied art.
Such exhibition-fairs give craftspeople from different regions of the country the opportunity to present their work to the general public. The exhibition features items created using traditional techniques, as well as works by contemporary artists working in folk genres.
For visitors, this is a good opportunity to get acquainted with the culture and traditions of various regions of Russia. Many guests come not only to see the exhibits, but also to learn more about the process of creating the items and to talk with the masters.
The Zhar-ptitsa exhibition-fair takes place in the autumn and helps preserve folk traditions and support the masters who continue them. Details about the programme and the work of the exhibition can be found on the organisers' official websites.
Sources: Синьхуа
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