A Russian Field Festival of Slavic Art
Moscow held its eighth annual Russian Field festival over the weekend, showcasing and celebrating all things Slavic — from art and culture to food and music.
Here's a look at what went on.
Here's a look at what went on.
Over 150,000 spectators flocked to the event, which featured over 2,000 participants from 59 regions of Russia and Belarus.
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The best manufacturers and craftsmen were on hand to put their wares on display.
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Shoes, clothes and ancient costumes were available for visitors to see, buy and create. These embroidered felt slippers are a classic example of Slavic craftwork.
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Visitors could also dress up and participate in traditional games and competitions.
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Creative military re-enactments were a highlight for those inclined to swordsmanship.
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The audience was treated to performances by choirs, military brass bands and other entertainment.
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Festival attendees were able to participate in masterclasses and try their hand at arts and crafts in addition to observing.
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Slavic art meets Russia's most famous icon – the matryoshka.
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