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ELETS - lace

CUBA (Azerbaijan) - carpet weaving

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GZHEL - ceramics

DATIC (Azerbaijan) - metal processing

CASL - casting

KAZAKH (Azerbaijan) - carpet weaving

PALEKH - miniature

KHOLUY - miniature

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DULEVO - porcelain

KUBACHI (Dagestan) - metal processing

MEGERA - embroidery, miniature

ROSTOV the Great - enamel

SKOPIN - ceramics

TORZHOK - golden embroidery

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VOLOGDA - lace

GORODETS - painting

DMITROV - porcelain

Zhostovo - painting

SACRIFMS - embroidery

KHOKHLOMA - painting

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DYATKOVO - crystal

ZLATOUST - metal engraving

KOLYVAN - art products

KONAKOVO - faience

TOBOLSK - carved bone

UNTSUKUL (Dagestan) - woodcarving

KHOTKOVO - carved bone

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ABRAMTSEVO - wood carving, majolica

FEDOSKINO - miniature

KHOLMOGORY - carved bone

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BOGORODSKOE - woodcarving

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