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Bears of the World Nesting Doll 5pc./6

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A nesting doll for wildlife lovers - this matryoshka features a polar bear, grizzly bear, black bear, panda, and koala (a bioligist may not think they're true bears, but they're so cute we couldn't leave them out!) Hand painted in St. Petersburg.

Orange Tabby Cat Nesting Doll 7pc./8

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The extra dimension of detail artist Semenova gives this doll makes it one of our most popular cat nesters. The outermost doll is an orange tabby, with attached ears and cheeks for an extra-realistic touch! Next come a Burmese, calico, brown tabby, Siamese, black and white, and all-white cat.

10 Pc/6 in Hand made, Hand painted Nesting doll Santa Item #sc-110.6

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St. Bernard Russian Nesting Doll 7pc./8

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Here's a matryoshka worth barking about! Wonderful renditions of a St. Bernard, English Sheep Dog, German Shepherd, Bulldog, Bassett Hound, Dachshund, and Pekinese are painted in life-like detail upon the 7 pieces of this set. A long-time favorite and Golden Cockerel exclusive, painted in our St. Petersburg, Russia, workshop by Dima Gavrilov.

Fire Bird Russian Nesting Doll 5pc./5

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Prince Ivan obtains a feather, a princess, and more adventure than he bargained for when he set out to catch the elusive Fire Bird. Artist Irina Kummer paints in the Palekh style to produce a striking matryoshka depicting one of Russia's most famous mythological creations. Her fine brush and stunning palette make this matyroshka very dear. Comes[Read More]

White Nights Russian Nesting Doll 5pc./6

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St. Petersburg's transformation from barren marshland into a center of Russian political, academic and cultural life began on May 27, 1703, when Czar Peter I founded the city as a grand capital for his expanding empire. Landmarks of this Venice of the North -- The Church of Our Saviour on the Spilled Blood, St. Isaac's Cathedral, The Stock Exchange[Read More]
  
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