Summer mood with exclusive products from the Department Store of the National Centre RUSSIA
The Department Store of the National Centre RUSSIA presents collections of tableware and souvenirs from Russian craftsmen that will help preserve the summer mood. Each collection tells its own story.
Gzhel: Traditions with a Modern Touch
Gzhel porcelain captivates with its colour palette and laconic forms. The range includes the collections "Waltz of Flowers," "Romance," and "Hope," where the traditional cobalt painting is harmoniously combined with current design solutions. These items continue the centuries-old traditions of Russian folk art while remaining in demand in modern interiors.
Crystal Shine from Gus-Khrustalny
Products by the masters of Gus-Khrustalny preserve the special festive sparkle familiar since Soviet times. The crystal collections presented in the Department Store are inspired by the natural landscapes of the Vladimir region. Their transparent facets refract light, creating the feeling of a summer day even in cloudy weather.
Ceramics with Berry Motifs
The brand Dymov Ceramics from the Suzdal district of the Vladimir region offers items from various series. The "Nerl. Berry" series conveys the full palette of Russian berries: from the blue and bluish shades of honeysuckle to the lingonberry tones. The "Apple Trees" collection, crafted in soft green and pink hues, is decorated with embossed patterns inspired by blooming gardens on Ivanova Gora.
The Department Store of the National Centre RUSSIA brings together products from more than 160 manufacturers from 60 regions of the country, each representing a part of Russia’s cultural legacy. Launched on 4 November 2024 as a continuation of the "Department Store" space of the International RUSSIA EXPO, the project continues to expand: in 2025, branches are planned to open in other regions.
The concert programme in honour of the opening of the National Centre RUSSIA branch in the Primorye region will take place on 7 September at 16:00 on the Sportivnaya Embankment.
One of the participants of the II International Symposium "Inventing the Future" will be Italian science fiction writer and multiple literary award winner Roberto Quaglia.
With the start of the academic year, the volunteer programme co-run with the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russia is resuming at the National Centre RUSSIA.
