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DailyDollNews' pick for December: the World of Gingerbread gingerbread art festival
This month's DailyDollNews selection was the IX International Festival of Gingerbread Art "The World of Gingerbread". With the onset of winter St. Petersburg turns into a real New Year's fairy tale, and one of the brightest events of this magical period will be the IX International Festival of Gingerbread Art "The World of Gingerbread". From 30 November to 8 December 2024 guests of the city will be able to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of sweet magic, ... -
Atefeh Sharifi: sculptural magic from Iran
In the world of art, where every touch and every detail can tell a whole story, a special place is occupied by the works of Atefeh Sharifi - a talented sculptor from Iran, whose author's handmade dolls impress with their realism, depth and originality. The author does not just create dolls. Atefeh Sharifi's works are sculptures that seem to come to life under the viewer's gaze. Every detail, from the ... -
Blaise doll: The road to popularity.
The Blythe doll is not just a toy, but a true cultural phenomenon that has travelled a long and interesting path from oblivion to worldwide popularity. Her story is an example of how unique design, creativity and the love of collectors can breathe new life into a forgotten product. Shop Kdollskrd at DailyDollShop Shop Kdollskrd at DailyDollShop The post Blaise Doll first appeared on .... -
Masterclass on making a toy - Grinch Christmas gnome
In anticipation of Christmas and New Year we are pleased to offer you a unique master class on creating a toy - Grinch Christmas gnome, designed by the talented Olga, owner of WorldCountryToys at Dailydoll.shop. WorldCountryToys shop at Dailydoll.shop WorldCountryToys shop at Dailydoll.shop The Grinch is a fictional character created by American author Theodore Seuss Geisle, better known by his pen name Dr Seuss. The Grinch first appeared ... -
History of Christmas tree toys
Christmas tree toys are an integral part of New Year's celebrations, symbolising joy, warmth and cosiness. However, the history of Christmas tree toys goes back to the distant past, and over time the attitude to these decorations has undergone significant changes. The origins of the tree decorating tradition can be traced back to pagan times. In ancient Egypt, for example, people used green branches to celebrate the winter solstice, symbolising ... -
Maria Rita Pires: The art of tenderness in papier-mâché
Maria Rita Pires is a Portuguese sculptor whose work is unique and multifaceted. Her papier-mâché works immerse the viewer in the world of childhood, dreams and fond memories. Each figure created by Maria Rita Pires seems to come to life, telling its unique story and evoking warm feelings in the viewer. Papier-mâché is a technique known for its complexity and demanding ... -
Fairs and exhibitions in November 2024: discovering creativity
November 2024 promises to be eventful for collectors, art lovers and festival-goers. Fairs and exhibitions are inviting visitors to explore creativity. Here are a few events that may catch your attention. From 8 to 10 November 2024, Kazan will host the Dolls' Ball - an exhibition and sale of author's dolls and toys. This event promises to be a real holiday ... -
DailyDollNews' choice for November: RusArtStyle 2024
This month's DailyDollNews selection is the RusArtStyle exhibition and fair. From 21 to 24 November 2024 in Moscow, in a unique space "Danilovsky Event Hall", will be held VIII All-Russian exhibition of folk artists, designers and craftsmen "RusArtStyle". This event, held under the motto "Fashion on tradition!", promises to be a real holiday for lovers of art and culture, which will demonstrate the harmonious union of ... -
Halloween and the Day of the Dead: the evolution of traditions
Halloween, celebrated on 31 October, and the Mexican holiday Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos), celebrated on 1 and 2 November, have a rich and multi-layered history rooted in ancient traditions. Both holidays combine elements of pagan rituals, Christian traditions, and modern cultural practices, but their approach to the theme of death and remembrance of the dead is different. The mask ... -
Stained glass: history from antiquity to the present day
Stained glass is not just an art form, it is a unique combination of light, colour and form that has inspired artists and architects for centuries. The history of stained glass dates back to ancient times and spans many cultures and eras. The first mention of stained glass dates back to ancient Egypt, where coloured glass inserts were used in architecture. However, the real popularity of stained glass began in ...
Derek Weisberg: through art I try to answer questions
Derek Weisberg: through art I try to answer questions
TOP 100 Daily Doll 2023
TOP 100 Daily Doll 2023