Russian Folk Art Khokhloma Floral Mugs

Russian folk art Khokhloma, floral pattern

Design gift for one special Russian mama with traditional colorful antique floral scarf pattern

Design gift for someone special with traditional Russian folk art khokhloma leaves and berries pattern.

Bird rooster art painting in traditional Russian folk art style hand-painted by a professional artist.

Floral design colorful in Russian folk art style in traditional Russian folk art style hand-painted by a professional artist.

Design gift for someone special with traditional Russian century old folk art floral pattern with red poppy flowers

Mishka is a bear, a character that frequently appears in Russian fairytales and folklore. He is generally portrayed as rather kindly, good-natured, but not always particularly smart. He is shown here playing the balalaika. The border of this illustration was inspired by the Russian folk art khokhloma.

Bird with flowers - floral painting in traditional Russian folk art style hand-painted by a professional artist.

Bird rooster painting in traditional Russian folk art style hand-painted by a professional artist.

Russian doll matryoshka styled nun in traditional folk art style khokhloma

Phoenix firebird painting in Russian folk art style khokhloma

Design with Slavic pattern with fox and bird for all traditional folk patterns lovers. You can also make a perfect gift for someone who loves this aesthetic and like the culture of Slavic countries like Russia, Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, or the Czech Republic.

Lisa Patrikeyevna is a fox, a character that frequently appears in Russian fairytales and folklore. She is usually something of a trickster, sly and cunning. Oftentimes she is at odds with a male wolf, who is the victim of her tricks. Other times, she is involved with (and sometimes getting married to) other creatures. The border of this illustration was inspired by a type of Russian folk art known as khokhloma.

The keeper is a Slavic hero, called upon to protect his people from enemies.