A unique interactive exhibition has opened in Crimea. The goal is the revival of Russian crafts

CrimeaPRESS reports:

In Crimea, in the Dzhankoy district, an interactive exhibition “Living Crafts” began working. The project to popularize Russian culture was implemented by the family craft workshop “Svetlitsa”. Guests will be told about weaving, pottery, folk toys and taught how to make dolls and pottery.

A traveling interactive exhibition “Living Crafts” will be held in the Dzhankoy district for five whole months. Its main organizers are the founders of the family craft workshop “Svetlitsa” Svetlana and Pavel Uslov. The project is free and includes a tour of the exhibition dedicated to Russian culture and crafts, as well as fascinating master classes— reports Tourist portal of Crimea.

The first traveling interactive exhibition has already opened in the Dzhankoy District House of Culture (Rosa Luxemburg St., 16). Later, the project will be adopted by 24 more sites. The organizers emphasized that the event is designed for children from 7 to 10 years old. Young excursionists will take a two-hour journey into the history of Russian crafts. First, they will be shown and told how they weaved on tablets, then how a folk doll was created and dishes were made from clay. Along the way there will be a conversation about national ornaments and their meaning.

Afterwards, each of the children, under the guidance of members of the family workshop, will try to master several ancient crafts. The art of pottery will be taught by the project manager, ceramics master Pavel Uslov. The children will make a folk doll with the master Svetlana Uslovaya, and they will sculpt clay whistles in the shape of birds with Svetozar Uslovoy.

The project was implemented with a grant from the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives, so all materials and master classes are free for participants. In addition, young craftsmen will be able to take the finished products with them.

In the Dzhankoy District House of Culture, the interactive exhibition “Living Crafts” will run until February 28 inclusive. Detailed information can be found on the project page In contact with.

Photo: VK, Interactive exhibition “Living Crafts”.

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