Decorative and Applied Arts of Russia (ongoing stamp series)

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Decorative and Applied Arts of Russia is an ongoing series of stamps issued by the Russian Post and devoted to traditional handicrafts of Russia.

The stamp series started in 2011, as of 8 August 2015 18 stamps of the series were issued; in 2016 the stamps of the series were not issued. The series will continue.

Issue I, 12 December 2011. The lace-making.[edit]

  • The Belyov lace, a bobbin lace made in Belyow town, Tula Oblast. Marka[1] No 1550, Michel No 1782.[2]
    The Belyov lace, a bobbin lace made in Belyow town, Tula Oblast.
    Marka[1] No 1550, Michel No 1782.[2]
  • The Vologda lace, a bobbin lace made in Vologda Oblast. Marka No 1551, Michel No 1783.
    The Vologda lace, a bobbin lace made in Vologda Oblast.
    Marka No 1551, Michel No 1783.
  • The Vyatka lace, a bobbin lace made in Kirov Oblast. Marka No 1552, Michel No 1784.
    The Vyatka lace, a bobbin lace made in Kirov Oblast.
    Marka No 1552, Michel No 1784.
  • The Yelets lace, a bobbin lace made in Yelets town, Lipetsk Oblast. Marka No 1553, Michel No 1785.
    The Yelets lace, a bobbin lace made in Yelets town, Lipetsk Oblast.
    Marka No 1553, Michel No 1785.

Issue II, 15 November 2012. The Kasli cast-iron moulding.[edit]

The stamps of the issue depict patterns of the Kasli lattice work.

  • Two concentric rosettes, the ornament. Marka No 1648, Michel No 1880.
    Two concentric rosettes, the ornament.
    Marka No 1648, Michel No 1880.
  • The large rosette, the fragments of a delicate ornament. Marka No 1649, Michel No 1881.
    The large rosette, the fragments of a delicate ornament.
    Marka No 1649, Michel No 1881.
  • The rosette in the square frame, the floral ornament. Marka No 1650, Michel No 1882.
    The rosette in the square frame, the floral ornament.
    Marka No 1650, Michel No 1882.
  • The small rosettes framed in the asymmetrical ornament. Marka No 1651, Michel No 1883.
    The small rosettes framed in the asymmetrical ornament.
    Marka No 1651, Michel No 1883.

Issue III, 5 July 2013. Headscarves.[edit]

  • A headscarf of cotton. The Troitsko-Aleksandrovskaya Cotton Mill of Baranovs. Karabanovo, Vladimir Oblast. Marka No 1713, Michel No 1945.
    A headscarf of cotton. The Troitsko-Aleksandrovskaya Cotton Mill of Baranovs. Karabanovo, Vladimir Oblast.
    Marka No 1713, Michel No 1945.
  • A headscarf of cotton. The Trekhgornaya Textile Mill, Moscow. Marka No 1713, Michel No 1946.
    A headscarf of cotton. The Trekhgornaya Textile Mill, Moscow.
    Marka No 1713, Michel No 1946.
  • An Orenburg shawl. Marka No 1715, Michel No 1947.
    An Orenburg shawl.
    Marka No 1715, Michel No 1947.
  • A shawl of wool. Pavlovsky Posad, Moscow Oblast. Marka No 1716, Michel No 1948.
    A shawl of wool. Pavlovsky Posad, Moscow Oblast.
    Marka No 1716, Michel No 1948.

Issue IV, 28 November 2014. Carved wooden windows.[edit]

Issue V, 4 August 2015. Porcelain tiles.[edit]

  • Moscow. The 19th — 20th c. Marka No 1974, Michel No 2195.
    Moscow. The 19th — 20th c.
    Marka No 1974, Michel No 2195.
  • Abramtsevo, Moscow Oblast. The 19th — 20th c. Marka No 1975, Michel No 2196.
    Abramtsevo, Moscow Oblast. The 19th — 20th c.
    Marka No 1975, Michel No 2196.
  • Turygino, Moscow Oblast. The 21st c. Marka No 1976, Michel No 2197.
    Turygino, Moscow Oblast. The 21st c.
    Marka No 1976, Michel No 2197.
  • Yaroslavl. The 17th — 18th c. Marka No 1977, Michel No 2198.
    Yaroslavl. The 17th — 18th c.
    Marka No 1977, Michel No 2198.

Примечания[edit]

  1. ↑ The catalogue of the Publishing and Trade Centre Marka, the official publishers of the Russian Post.
  2. ↑ For further philatelic information see a description on a file page.
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