There were no souvenirs in Izborsk – until gingerbread. They knitt a few mittens – they sold quickly. The rest of the souvenir market was exactly the same as in other cities: all sorts of Chinese magnets, boxes, spoons, but all in a not very beautiful and “pseudo-Russian” style.
Therefore, Izborsk gingerbread became
The first serious souvenir that tourists buy precisely as a memory of visiting our beautiful places. Why did you decide to leave the project without a name – just “Izborsk gingerbread”? For me, “Izborsky like something, you could say, ancient Russian. That is, something that does not evoke modern associations.
And it was important for me to name
It this way, because the project itself was originally plann as a recreation of the gingerbread business. Gingerbreads were in all towns and villages, and, of course, they were in Izborsk too, but not everywhere has information about what a truemoney database gingerbread is been preserv. After all, wars have eras a fairly large layer of history.
We can more or less trace
What happen 100 years ago, and before that – only from scant archaeological data. Tatyana Musatova, founder of the Izborsky Gingerbread workshop media publishing platform, a stage Your project exudes an atmosphere of folk craftsmanship (in the best sense of the word). Where does this love for the Izborsk-Malskaya Valley and traditions come from? I really lik the Izborsk Valley.
Izborsk was one of the first villages
I encounter on my creative path, and it sank into my soul so much that I want to live here. At 21, I saw the Izborsk Valley for the first time, and it amaz me, delight me, so something inside, apparently, turn over, and I want to move here later. Were there similar motives in your family, in childhood? I think it’s probably something innate, although my family usa data didn’t have an exclusively creative upbringing.