Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
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Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin

Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
A bear with a bottle. Set for vodka (left), and tea pots. Beautiful Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin

Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin

Traditional folk art in Russia, Gzhel got its name from the village of Gzhel. The village, where blue pottery has been produced since the 14th century. These beautiful Gzhel sculptures and dishes were made by a talented craftsman Sergei Karpukhin. They say, talented people are talented in everything. And this is just about him – a director, producer, artist, and architect. Sergei Karpukhin was born in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk. He graduated from Krasnoyarsk Institute of Art, then the Moscow architectural Institute, and, finally, the Higher producer courses of Moscow Institute of Cinematography. Sergei is a member of the Union of Moscow architects, the Union of artists of Russia, and the Union of Cinematographers of Russia. In addition, he is a laureate of the cinematography prize “NIKA”.

Candlestick 'Of Nikolai Gogol' (left), the sculpture of the blacksmith Vakula and Oksana (right), on Nikolai Gogol's 'Christmas Eve' ('The Night Before Christmas'), from his collection 'Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka'
Candlestick ‘Of Nikolai Gogol’ (left), the sculpture of the blacksmith Vakula and Oksana (right), main characters of the tale by Russian writer Nikolai Gogol “On the Christmas Eve’ (‘The Night Before Christmas’). From his collection ‘Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka’

The Dish 'Flirting'. Gzhel ceramics
Beautiful decorative plate ‘Flirting’. Gzhel ceramics
The sculpture 'The Kiss of the night'. Gzhel ceramics
‘The Kiss of the night’
Wall plate 'Cathedral'. Gzhel ceramics
The Cathedral. Decorative plate

Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin

Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
A set of tea-pots ‘Matryoshka’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
A set of plates ‘Sunflower’ (flowers)
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Sunflower. A set of plates
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Casket ‘Hot Kiss’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Caviar Dish ‘Pike’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Damask ‘Gallant Knight’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
An elephant
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Beautiful Gzhel figurines handmade
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Characters of Nikolai Gogol’s ‘The Night Before Christmas’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Inspired by Nikolay Gogol. ‘The Night Before Christmas’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘The Night Before Christmas’ on Nikolai Gogol’s tales
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
spoons
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Gzhel Madonna’ (left), ‘Snow horse’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Fish-Cat’ Jewelry Box
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Jewelry box ‘Rejuvenating Apple’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Lamps – characters of Nikolai Gogol’s ‘The Night Before Christmas’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Napkin Holder ‘Pike’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Pancake dish ‘Sunflower’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Pickle dish ‘Pike life’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Pitcher ‘Milk shower’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘The Sun’, Porcelain cutting board
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Porcelain cutting board ‘Sunflower’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Dachshund’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Goose thief’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Love’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Nightingale robber’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Oriental carpet’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘To the hunt’ Gzhel ceramics sculpture. Artist Sergei Karpukhin
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Wood Grouse’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Children in winter’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Sculptural composition ‘Children in winter’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘The Hunter’ and ‘The fisherman’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘Evening bells’. Set for vodka
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Happy family. Spice set
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
Spice set ‘merchant’
Gzhel ceramics by Sergei Karpukhin
‘The mill’

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