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New Year tree of the Ryazan region: Venetian luxury from Kadom lacemakers

New Year tree of the Ryazan region: Venetian luxury from Kadom lacemakers
Photo: Press Office of the RUSSIA EXPO
12.12.2023

The decoration of the fir tree is made in the most delicate white colors - the emphasis is on the luxurious products of Veniz Lace.

This unique ancient craft is displayed not only on regular balls, but also as balloons with lace baskets.

Photo: Press Office of the RUSSIA EXPO

Veniz comes from the word "Venice." According to the legend, Peter the Great, who wanted the Russian nobility to wear clothes with lace, ordered Venetian lacemakers to come to the convent of Kadom and teach the nuns their art.

Photo: Press Office of the RUSSIA EXPO

Based on Venetian lace, Kadom needlewomen created their own version, called "veniz". Unlike lace, it is made with a needle and thread and has a base of fabric.

Photo: Press Office of the RUSSIA EXPO

On the Main Alley of VDNH visitors are greeted by 89 New Year trees, each of them representing a region of the country.

Photo: Press Office of the RUSSIA EXPO

The RUSSIA EXPO is open from Tuesday through Sunday, Monday is a technical day. The best time to visit is in the mornings and weekdays, but the exposition is open to everyone on weekends as well. All expositions and events are free of charge.

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