Welcome Matrioshka! A new lucky mascot in our collection..
Everybody knows them, but the true story behind these popular dolls is not really well known, but something worth telling! Each and everyone of these wooden dolls is an unique peace of handmade art. It finds it use as a favorite toy for children, souvenir and lucky charm - all different colour, form and motive, depending on the artist who made them or region they are coming from. Matrioshkas belong to Russia just like caviar and vodka, but in fact, as nobody knows, it is not a russian invention. The roots you`ll find in Japan. The japanese original is named Fukurama and is reprensenting the devinity Fukurokuju. Fukurokuju is one of the seven God`s of luck and is honoured all through Japan and China. Fukurokuju represents wisdom, luck and a long life. Fuku luck, roku wealth and ju long life...
Good luck, may all your wishes come true! You will find more items of our "Brasil meets Russia" collection at your local retailer or here in our Shop.
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