Format
Master class
Opening hours
Sun. - Thu. 10:00 – 17:00 Fri. - Sat. 10:00 – 20:00
Welcome to a private masterclass on making Mandrozhskie pirozhki! Our culinary masterclass will appeal to gourmets and casual eaters alike, from small children to respectable adults.
Using fire and a hammer, you'll create a horseshoe, knife, or candlestick with your own hands at the "Hand Forging" workshop.
Master Class: "Evil Eye Pin" You will create an ancient Slavic amulet
Heart "With love from Mandrog"
Learn about the history of musical instruments (strings, bowed strings, brass instruments, and percussion instruments) and play them. Have fun and amuse your friends. Admission is free for spectators in your group.
As part of a general jewelry workshop, you can create your own piece of jewelry. Jewelry making requires creativity and the ability to bring your own ideas to life, making it a great way to express yourself.
Making a piece of jewelry, without materials:
Making a piece of jewelry with materials:
You will make a talisman from elk horn or mammoth tusk in the form of a pendant or keychain. Along the way, you will learn how to process this unique material.
Age limit: 6+
Duration: 60-90 minutes
Bone carving cost:
Mammoth tusk talisman cost:
Polymer clay is one of the best materials for creating jewelry. Soft and pliable, it's easy to work with, doesn't stick to your hands, and after heat treatment, it becomes hard and durable.
In this workshop, you'll learn how to make berry jewelry (earrings, a pendant, or a brooch) without the use of special tools.
Jewelry can be picked up two hours after the workshop.
Children will become actors in a folk puppet theater, try on the roles of mummers and buffoons, and put on performances for their parents with music and special effects. Parents are admitted free.
At this workshop, you'll be able to create your own figurine. Share your emotions and convey your vision of the world.
Painting with special paints on a pre-made figurine.
Sculpting and painting a 12 cm figurine.
A cotton wool toy is a unique historical souvenir, a symbol of childhood for many generations, made using an ancient technique from cotton wool and paste. These toys are lightweight, soft, and feel warm to the touch. During the workshop, you'll have the opportunity to work with different types of cotton wool and create a unique Christmas tree toy.
Simple Cotton Wool Christmas Tree Ornament with a Face and No Frame: "Swaddling," Baby in a Cabbage Patch, Kitten in a Blanket, and "Miracle Bird":
Complex Cotton Wool Christmas Tree Ornament with a Face and Frame:
You'll learn a new technique: making objects from a clay slab. We use a special machine called a rolling machine. The process is a bit like cutting fabric, except instead of clothing, you'll end up with a mug or plate, or perhaps you'd like to make a house, a box, or a bell...
In the Russian provinces, especially in the hinterlands, gingerbread and cookies were not only a delicacy but also part of an ancient ritual tradition. The custom of baking ritual cookies and sculpting dough toys in the shapes of birds and animals has ancient Slavic roots, dating back to the pagan days when our ancestors believed that this would ensure timely rain, a warm summer, a good autumn harvest, and prosperity and health in the new year.
During this workshop, you will decorate one or three gingerbread cookies, which will become your amulets.
Age limit: 6+
Duration: 15-20 minutes
Number of people: 1-5
Cost: 500 rubles per gingerbread
Age limit: 6+
Duration: 45-60 minutes
Number of people: 1-5
Cost: 1,600 rubles per gingerbread
At the "Stone Talisman" workshop, you'll learn the basics of working with natural stone, one of the most ancient materials, mastered by our ancestors thousands of years ago. You'll create a polished talisman from a piece of granite, which will reveal its inner beauty in your hands.
A natural lip balm made with beeswax and oils protects, nourishes, and softens the delicate skin of your lips. During this workshop, you'll not only make the balm but also choose a scent to suit your taste. You can even turn it into a lip gloss by adding mineral pigment.
Using special chisels, hammers, and patina, you can bring a fairytale animal or copper angel to life with an intricate design.
Products can be picked up immediately after the workshop.
Wool painting (also known as wool watercolor, warm paintings, or wool paintings) is a unique method of creating a canvas without the use of brushes, paints, pencils, or water. It involves layering unspun wool of varying tones and colors onto a fabric base.
The result is a highly artistic work made from natural materials. The finished work is framed with glass.
Dry Felting (painting):
Wet Felting (handbag):
Using essential and nourishing oils, pigments, clays, herbs, and special molds, you will create your own unique and natural soap. Guests can pick up the finished soap the following day.
The Tiffany technique is made from pieces of colored glass. Each piece is braided with copper, then tinned (soldered). This creates a miniature stained-glass decoration.
Immerse yourself in the mystery of creating protective candles from real wax. Infuse meaning and emotion into these special candles with your own hands, using herbs and stones, whose meanings will be revealed to you by the artisan. As you sort through the herbs and smell the aromas of living beeswax and essential oils, connect with our shared past, when simple things held sacred significance.
"Magic Candles" made from beeswax with herbs and stones.
"The Mystery of the Candle" Large molded candle made from beeswax with herbs and stones.
"Immersion in Traditional Candlemaking" candle making using three traditional techniques.
"Scented Candles" - a soy candle in a jar, decorated with herbs and stones.
Woodworking is one of the oldest crafts, and it remains popular and relevant today.
Masterclass: "Christmas Tree Ornament". This workshop is made from end-cut wood using the simplest wood carving technique – chipping.
At this workshop, you'll learn how to apply hot enamel to copper, choose a jewelry design, and fire it in a muffle furnace. The end result of this workshop will be earrings or a pendant made using this technique.
Beeswax candles are an eco-friendly alternative to paraffin. When burning, beeswax not only emits a light honey aroma but also releases beneficial phytoncides.
In this workshop, you'll make a set of 3 candles. Essential oils can be added to enhance the natural scent of the beeswax.
According to popular belief, dreams come with spirits. A dreamcatcher is an ancient amulet designed to protect the sleep of a sleeping person. Its inner part is interwoven with a stylized web with a hole in the center, and the outer part of the circle is decorated with the feathers of an owl or other bird.
At this workshop, you will feel like a resident of the northern region and make a traditional amulet in which, like a web, bad dreams will become entangled, while good dreams will slip through to the sleeper.
At a caramel workshop, you'll feel like a true caramel maker. The youngest sweet lovers can make a rainbow lollipop or choose a magical character and bring them to life as a lollipop. You can also create more complex creations: sculpt a caramel flower or create an elegant piece using the most complex caramel technique – blowing (a blown apple or pear, or mulled wine bombs).
Master Class "Mulled Wine Bomb":
Master Class "Rainbow Lollipop":
Master Class "Blowing: Apple, Pear, Mushroom, Berries, etc":
Master class "Caramel Tulip":
Master class "Fairytale Characters", "Cockerel":
Wooden Toy Coloring You can color any wooden toy (cat, matryoshka doll, spoon, teddy bear, etc.).
Age rating: 6+
Duration: 45-60 minutes
Number of people: 1-6 Cost: 2100 rubles/hour
Pottery is considered one of the oldest crafts on earth. Clay was believed to have healing and cosmetic properties.
The special magic of pottery lies in the fact that all four elements—earth, water, fire, and air—are involved in the making of the pottery.
Pottery Wheel Throwing without Firing:
Pottery Wheel Throwing: Plain Clay with Firing (Pot, Plate, Mug):
Pottery Wheel Throwing: Marble Technique:
Hand-Made Clay Sculpting with Firing: Various Shaped Tableware with Firing:
Hand-made clay molding with firing: figurines of various shapes with firing:
Turning the item on a pottery wheel without firing and without glaze (suitable for decorative use only):
Turning the item on a pottery wheel with subsequent firing and decorating (ready-to-use dishes):
Hand-made clay molding (bell toys, dishes with lace and plant prints):
Additional services are available in the workshop: decorating, firing, coating, painting, and milk firing.
You will create a charm or decoration for your home from a natural material. Bastwood, or the thin bark of a young linden tree, was used to weave bast shoes, utensils, and household items.
