Lot of 2 Vintage Russian Pyrography Wood Burned Plaques Suzdal Churches Art on Birch Slice Суздаль
Beautiful and unique pair of vintage Russian folk art plaques, hand-crafted using the pyrography (wood-burning) technique on authentic birch wood slices with the natural bark still intact on the edges.
These detailed pieces depict two iconic, historical architectural landmarks from the famous ancient city of Suzdal, Russia:
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The Rizopolozhensky Monastery Bell Tower (Built 1820, standing at 72m).
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The Wooden Church of the Transfiguration (Built 1756, an iconic masterpiece of Russian wooden architecture).
The back of each plaque features beautiful calligraphy in Russian with the name of the city, the monument, and its historical date.
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Material: Natural Birch Wood with bark.
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Technique: Pyrography / Wood Burning.
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition with natural wood texture and charm (hanging holes already drilled on the back).
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Perfect for: Russian folk art collectors, vintage home decor, or lovers of architectural history23 cm; 9 inch long and 20 cm; 8 inch long. Weight (both together)- 200 gram