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Plastic door trims popular in the Soviet Union in the 70s
At first glance, I thought it was a combination of wooden base and porcelain.
because it's plastic
Never worry about falling off or getting moldy
Funny retro character shapes, expressions and household objects
It is very similar to the Nordic countries in the early years.
12 x 5.5 cm
There is a lock hole on the top and bottom
There is a Russian factory logo on the back
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Although Russia is not considered part of Europe today, it once replaced Sweden as the dominant power in the Nordic and Baltic regions. The earlier Viking culture also touched and even led Russia. Even the Russian name "Russian" comes from the Finnish word Ruotsi (meaning "rower").
Although these things are not the modern Scandinavian that most people know
But they do belong to Nordic culture and are part of what makes their lives today
anyhow
The cultural influences between these northeastern Europeans are not unfounded
Small folk art found in southern Sweden, eastern Finland, and Estonia
They show similar and somewhat different patterns
That becomes an important proof!
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- 12 x 5.5 cm Plastic door trims popular in the Soviet Union in the 70s At first glance, I thought it was a combination of wooden base and porcelain. There is a lock hole on the top and bottom
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