Easter decorations: a festive masterclass was held in the RUSSIA EXPO Department Store
On the eve of the Orthodox holiday of the Resurrection of Christ in Pavilion No. 75 (Department Store), guests of the Exposition together with craftsmen of the Baltic Vine brand from the Leningrad region wove interior items from vines and made Easter bunnies out of paper with their own hands. And representatives of the Skalsa ceramic workshop helped participants to paint ceramic eggs.
"On Palm Sunday, a week before the Holy Easter holiday, we hold masterclasses. We came from the Leningrad region. There we have a ceramic and creative workshop called Skalsa. In addition to ceramics, we deal with recycled materials, textiles, plaster. We have quite a wide profile. Today we are making Easter bunnies out of paper, and then later we will paint ceramic eggs," said Natalia Lukoshyus, the founder of the Skalsa workshop.
The masterclass is interesting for both adults and children of all ages, starting from two years old. According to Natalia Lukoshyus, all the products made by the workshop are presented in the Department Store: ceramic multicolored vases, doves, Easter bunnies and many others.
Skalsa is handmade ceramic products with a natural theme in the Mediterranean style. Skalsa, a ceramic and creative workshop, was founded in December 2019. Having fought off the challenging months of the pandemic, sisters Natalia and Elena Lukoshyus were able to take their business to the next level, gaining fame both in the Leningrad region and in other regions of Russia.
The International RUSSIA EXPO is the most important achievements of the country gathered in one place. Throughout the Exposition, cultural events, a rich business and educational program await guests. The expositions of 89 Russian regions, leading federal agencies, corporations and public organizations are presented to the visitors. More than 11 million people have already visited the Exposition. The International RUSSIA EXPO takes place at VDNH in Moscow from November 4 to July 8.
For the foreign students, the "Journey Across Russia" exposition became a starting point for new travel routes.
