Celebrate the rich traditions of Russian folklore with this beautifully hand-carved and hand-painted Ded Moroz (Grandfather Frost) figurine. Often considered the Russian counterpart to Santa Claus, Ded Moroz has long been a beloved symbol of winter celebrations, bringing gifts to children during the New Year rather than Christmas.
This charming figure is carved from wood and meticulously painted by hand. He wears a flowing blue robe accented with gold and silver details, trimmed in warm red and white, and features a stunning depiction of a Russian Orthodox cathedral across the front of his robe. In one hand he carries his traditional magic staff, while the other holds a small bell, completing this festive folk art sculpture.
Standing approximately 6 inches tall, this compact yet detailed figure is perfect for displaying on a mantel, bookshelf, holiday vignette, or year-round folk art collection. Its handcrafted character makes each piece unique and a wonderful gift for collectors of Russian art, Christmas décor, or international folk traditions.
Features
- Hand-carved wooden Ded Moroz (Grandfather Frost) figurine
- Hand-painted with intricate folk art details
- Depicts a Russian Orthodox cathedral on the front of the robe
- Blue robe with gold, silver, red, and white embellishments
- Holds a traditional magic staff and bell
- Measures approximately 6" tall × 4" wide × 3" deep
- Wonderful for holiday decorating or year-round display
- A unique gift for collectors of Russian folk art and Christmas traditions
Condition
Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and hand-crafted construction. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description.
The underside is inscribed in Russian with "Россия" (Russia) and "Авторская работа," meaning "Author's Work" or "Artist's Original Work," and is signed by the artist (name is not legible)