Navy Peony
Fascinating Russia Travel Stickers (28pcs)
Twenty-eight hand-drawn stickers of Russia, for the page where a trip or a family story gets kept.
- Cities and open country. Moscow and St. Petersburg lettering, the Moscow Kremlin, the Bolshoi Theatre, Lake Baikal and Mount Elbrus.
- The everyday things. The Russian flag, the map, a daisy postage stamp, matryoshka nesting dolls, a balalaika and accordion, and an ushanka fur hat.
- Craft and cold weather. A folk costume couple, a brown bear, a troika horse sled, and a Fabergé-style egg with a gilded carriage.
- Food and drink. Borscht, blini, a samovar tea urn with bagels, and vodka.
- Layers without crowding. 28 die-cut pieces, 1 to 3 inches, cut to follow the artwork rather than a boxy border.
- Sits well beside photographs. Waterproof, tear-proof paper with a matte lamination, so no glare under a lamp. Half-cut tabs lift the backing cleanly.
Painted in watercolor, in the natural tones of the place. For a journal spread or a scrapbook page, and a gift for someone with Russian roots.
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A Brand Fueled by Curiosity and Wanderlust
Super nice watercolor renderings of the sights around St. Petersburg and Moscow, on sticker labels for scrapbooking. I actually had a trip to Russia ten years ago and I doubt I will ever be able to visit again--so scrapbooking my experiences will be a fun memory. These stickers will look great in my travel notebook.The stickers include the famous sites, like The Kremlin, the Cathedral of the Dormition, Empress Catherine's palace, and lots of "Russian stuff" like a bear, some blini pancakes, a samovar and "bagels (no, they're baranka, a semi-hard donut-shaped cookie for dunking in your glass of tea), an ushanka hat, a set of matryoshka dolls and labels like "Moscow" and "St. Petersburg" and "Russia."Missing? I was hoping for a drawing of Moscow University, a very impressive immense grey building with red flags decorating it all around. It was one of my favorite sites to visit in Moscow.The hand-painted look makes these much nicer than if they were photos, because for small sizes, reducing the amount of detail makes for more impact. Drawing are typically less detailed and emphasize the shape or color more. So these are perfect for embellishing a notebook along with your own photos and sketches.If your kids are doing a geography (social studies) chapter on Russian, they can do a book report and decorate their pages with selected stickers, making it a really fun project for kids.These stickers are a very good value.
Great stickers, thank you!
Nice stickers, printed well
I bought these purely for the memories and they absolutely delivered. I went to Russia in 1995 on a school trip and seeing these designs instantly took me back. The artwork is beautiful and very thoughtfully done. It is not just random tourist stuff. It actually captures the vibe and culture.The set has a really nice mix of landmarks, traditional symbols, and food. The illustrations are detailed without being busy, and the matte finish makes them feel more like art pieces than cheap stickers.I actually keep these in my sticker book instead of sticking them on things because they feel a little too special to commit. Every time I flip through, it is a little hit of nostalgia. If you have been there or have a connection to the culture, this set really hits.