About Zhostovo Lacquer Tray Bouquet
Zhostovo painting is the folk art of the japanned metal tray: a jet-black lacquer ground, built in three polished coats, carrying a luminous multi-glaze bouquet of roses and wild flowers. Blossoms are laid in translucent layers, lit with white "blik" highlights, and framed by a fine golden filigree border. The referent is that near-pure black field with a glowing gold-edged floral團.
- Origin
- Zhostovo village, near Moscow, Russia (Eastern Europe)
- Era
- 1825 founded (Zhostovo village); classic 19th-century tray tradition, continuous to present
- Key figures
- The Vishnyakov family workshops · Osip Vishnyakov · generations of Zhostovo tray-painters
- Movements
- Russian lacquer folk art · Japanned-metal decorative painting
Zhostovo Lacquer Tray Bouquet design spec
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Playfair DisplayHeadings
PT SerifBody
IBM Plex MonoMono
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