Figural

Rynda (Medieval Bodyguard) Bogorodsk Carving

Medieval Bodyguard Rynda (Ринда) was a squire standard-bearer and a loyal personal bodyguard of the Grand Dukes of Moscow and Tsars of the 14th-17th centuries. Only the most handsome young men were chosen for the honor. They were present behind the Tsar...

Boyar Figure Bogorodsk Carving

Imperial Russian Boyar Figure. Beautifully detailed and painted carved figure of a boyar in the costume of the 17th century of Imperial Russia. Gold pattern ornate embroidered overcoat with high collar, red sash belt and red boots, and fur papakha are...

Cossack Figure Bogorodsk Carving

Life Guard Cossack Figure. Beautifully detailed, lovingly recreated and painted carved figure of an aide-de-camp uniform circa 1900 - scarlet cherkesska with gold edging and pipings, beshmet, blue breeches with yellow stripes, and papakha. The Life Guard...

Cossack Figure Bogorodsk Carving

Cossack Figure. Beautifully detailed and painted carved figure dressed in the characteristic black uniform (cherkesska) of the Kuban Cossacks. Caftan, black boots, tall white hat with Imperial badge, gold epaulettes, St. George medal and ribbon - all are...

Emelya on the Stove

By the command of the pike (По щучьему велению). A fine Bogorodsk carving based on a much-beloved folk tale about lazy, but lucky, Emelya, who spares the life of a magic fish after catching it from out of the fishing hole with his bare hands. "At...