Moscow - Kremlin - Faberge

Description

The scarf "Kremlin-Moscow-Faberg" by Nina Ruchkina is dedicated to one of the most expressive and vivid symbols of Russia. In the center of the composition is "The Moscow Kremlin" ("Uspensky Cathedral") - it is a jewelry egg, one of the fifty-two imperial Easter eggs made by a well-known company of Carl Faberg for the Russian imperial family. Creating this extraordinary piece of art, the masters of the Faberg firm tried to depict an image of the ancient Kremlin - both majestic and fabulously elegant. It is an original masterly variation on the theme of The Kremlin architecture. The egg "The Moscow Kremlin" or "Uspensky Cathedral" is the largest of the Faberg eggs representing "The Symbol of Power and Spirituality", it is remarkable that all the tzars of Russia, including Nikolay II, were married in Uspensky Cathedral. This is one of the few eggs that has never left Russia. Today this work of jewelry art can be seen in the halls of the Armory Chamber.