STD/ER/6 - Enamel Floral Ethnic Matryoshka Russian Doll Earrings

Enamel Floral Ethnic Matryoshka Russian Doll Earrings

Designed for Matryoshka lovers

The dimensions of the doll measures 4.1 x 2.3 cm, a Single-Piece, Double-Sided construction, Hand finished so the detail on the product you receive may vary.

The perfect combination of Enamel craft and painting art. Unique gift for loved ones

Our Earrings are made with 316L Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, then Silver-Plated, which is Durable, Light Weight, Hypoallergenic, Nickel Free and Perfect for those with sensitive ears!

They come fitted on Stainless Steel, then Silver-Plated Fishhooks to ensure an elegant look and are complemented by a silicone rubber closure.

Whether you are a collector or simply appreciate their beauty and craftsmanship, Matryoshka Dolls image continues to captivate and delight people of all ages. The intricate design, vibrant colours, and deep symbolism make it a cherished piece of Jewellery.

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Initially, “Matryoshka Dolls” were primarily made for children as toys, but their popularity quickly spread beyond the borders of Russia, captivating collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.

HISTORY

Traditional Russian Matryoshka Nesting Dolls have captivated people around the world with their Intricate Designs, Rich History and Charming Appeal. These dolls, also known as Babushka Dolls, are a symbol of Russian Culture and Craftsmanship which began in the late 19th century where they were created by a Russian craftsman named Sergei Malyutin and painted by Vasily Zvyozdochkin, but inspired by a Japanese Nesting Doll, Malyutin sought to create a uniquely Russian version that would showcase the country’s rich Cultural Heritage.

 The result was a set of Wooden Dolls, each fitting perfectly inside the other, with the largest doll representing a Mother, or “Matryoshka” which means Mother or Matriarch in Russian. The name was chosen to honour the importance of Motherhood and the central role of women in Russian society. The dolls were seen as a symbol of Fertility, Family, and the Interconnectedness of Generations.

One of the most fascinating aspects of Matryoshka Dolls is the symbolism behind the colours and patterns used in their design. Traditional Matryoshka Dolls are typically painted with vibrant colours, such as red, blue, and yellow. These colours represent different meanings in Russian culture. Red symbolizes love, passion, and beauty, while blue represents spirituality and wisdom. Yellow is associated with warmth, happiness, and prosperity.

In addition to the colours, the patterns on Matryoshka Dolls also hold significance. Floral patterns are commonly used, symbolizing the beauty and abundance of nature. Other patterns, such as geometric shapes or intricate designs, represent the complexity and diversity of Russian culture.