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Being a big fan of several Photo Challenges, I am going to try and host one myself. I am not sure how long it will last but would love it if you could take part! Please click here for the challenge outline. Please post a link to your post on this page and I will make sure I put it on my challenge page for others to see too!
I look forward to checking out your posts!
So without further adieu here is my 11th trinket.
2010 – Russia – Babushka
This Russian nesting doll, babushka or matryoshka doll was bought in a small street market near the Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood. It is hand painted and the reason I love it is every place painted on the doll is a place we visited. It was one of those trinkets I spotted but initially balked at the cost. However I kept coming back to it. I decided to splurge and it still gives me enjoyment and happy memories every time I see it. No regrets!
Yoroshiku Onegai shimasu
Leanne
Beautiful Matryoshka dolls, Leanne. Sadly, nowadays, they are all mass produced in China, then sent across to Russia to be sold.
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Yes I have a set of those too. But these ones are my favourite.
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They are special 🙂
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These are beautiful Leanne – worth every Ruble!
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Leanne, our younger daughter loves these and we’ve gotten her a number of them over the years as Christmas gifts. None, however, were from a place we visited.
janet
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There is something fascinating about them. I a have a small el cheapo set of a Japanese doll in kimono.
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