Vintage Khokhloma Set Russian USSR Soviet Hand Painted 6 Cups & Covered Pitcher

  

This collection features traditional Russian Khokhloma tableware. Here are some details about it. Khokhloma: A folk art style from Russia that began in the 17th century, it is named after the village of Khokhloma located in the Nizhny Novgorod region. Design: The style is distinguished by its vibrant red, green, and gold colors set against a black background, adorned with floral motifs, berries, leaves, and occasionally designs of animals or birds.

Technique: The process includes covering wooden items with a unique clay, then applying several layers of lacquer and paint, which creates a resilient and shiny finish. Production: Khokhloma is primarily produced in the village of Khokhloma and the town of Semyonov, where a dedicated Khokhloma Museum exists. Use: These pieces are intended for serving food and beverages, but they are also cherished as souvenirs and decorative items. Six cups and lidded pitcher.