Bouzu matryoshka

Matryoshka with nested wooden dolls. These are 5 slightly strange figures. (I imagine the Japanese monsters Umibozu and Namikozo.) We thought of a doll that would go well with a monochrome or fashionable room. The smallest child is a penguin. I painted on a Russian-made plain wood matryoshka with black paint and a hot iron. We mainly use paints that are compliant with the Food Sanitation Act and have a transparent feel that takes advantage of the wood grain. While taking advantage of the rustic wood texture, it is sanded to 3000 grit and finished with oil (linseed oil). *Size: Height 11cm Width 5cm *Materials: lime tree, water-based stain, Acrylic paint *When exposed to moisture, the wood may expand and become difficult to close. Please do not store the top and bottom separately. *If you find it difficult to open or close, hold it sideways in front of your chest and open it slowly without twisting. *There are small parts. Do not give to children under 3 years old.