"Ears" jewelry box from the collection "Code of Russia" Bucinsky, Fedoskino

The "Code of Russia" is a collection of jewelry boxes in which familiar images become symbols of the country's cultural memory.
The "ear" is a symbol of fertility, labor, and respect for the land. For centuries, bread has remained the foundation of life, and the ear of corn has become a sign of prosperity, creative work and the continuity of generations.

The laconic composition with ears of corn highlights the beauty of its simple shape. In miniature painting, this image becomes a reminder of the values that have united people for centuries.

The panel is the central accent of the product. Miniature hand-painted paintings allow you to focus on the silhouette, line and meaning of each image.

The box consists of one box and a panel, but if desired, it can be supplemented and transformed into a multi-tiered structure. Additional boxes will be available to order on the website.

▪️ Multiple levels for careful storage
Convenient organization — from rings to large jewelry
A design that can be supplemented as the collection is replenished.

The Fedoskino product preserves the craftsmanship of generations and becomes part of the family history.

Each panel is hand-painted, passes the quality control of the Art Council of the Fedoskino Factory, has an individual number and a brand name.

A certificate of authenticity is attached to the product.

The handmade panel preserves the skill of the Fedoskinsky miniature painters and becomes part of the family history.