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Ah, Valenki

Ah, Valenki
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Art Lebedev

Art Lebedev
You won't find your usual Russian Matryoshka dolls here but rather new-age, byte-inspired ones. This small nook, situated just off ultisa Tverskaya, is full of trendy design gifts with a hint of the traditional thrown into the mix. Read_on (No Comments)

Dulevsky farfor

Dulevsky farfor
The shop of this porcelain factory has some really nice crockery in unique designs, tons of different great tea sets designs ranging from more conservative and traditional, to 1960s inspired pieces and then a load of just downright wacky looking stuff. Read_on (No Comments)

Gorizont - Valenki Factory Shop

Gorizont - Valenki Factory Shop
Valenki are large felt boots that are as synonymously Russian as kilts are Scottish. Essentially designed for walking about the Read_on (No Comments)

Half-a-teaspoon

Half-a-teaspoon
Corporate gifts of the most unique kind. They can specially design for you all manner of beautifully packaged handmade chocolates and sweets, that are guaranteed to be some of the tastiest treats you've ever tried. Read_on (No Comments)

Innshopping

Innshopping
At this online store you can order just about any thing that looks or tastes Russian that you can imagine. They have a massive Read_on (No Comments)

Pavlovo Posad Shawl Manufactory

Pavlovo Posad Shawl Manufactory
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Podarki, Decor and Podarki

Podarki, Decor and Podarki
Hand made design presents of such creativity and  inspiration you won't want to give them away and will keep them for yourself. Read_on (No Comments)

Podarki vmeste s Vorovskim

Podarki vmeste s Vorovskim
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Prosto Tak

Prosto Tak
They say their shop doesn’t sell only gifts, but by the look of things on offer, there seems not much else to do with these funny Soviet inspired ashtrays, passport covers and toilet roll holders than give them away to someone. Read_on (No Comments)

Russian gifts

Russian gifts
This huge arts and crafts shopping centre has everything you could think of from traditional matryoshkas, khokhloma and samovars to beautiful rustic table cloths, exquisite jewellery from across Russia, ceramics and more. Read_on (No Comments)

Shaltay Boltay (Humpty Dumpty)

Shaltay Boltay (Humpty Dumpty)
The name means Humpty Dumpty, but don't let the quaint fairy tale title fool you. Located in the Guelman Gallery, the shop Read_on (No Comments)

Stary Arbat

Stary Arbat
For decades the old Arbat has been one of Moscow's most famous streets, loved these days more simply because it is pedestrianised than for its architecture which has been slowly modernised and chopped up over the years. Read_on (No Comments)

Vladimir Mikhailov

Vladimir Mikhailov
For lovers of ancient fine Russian jewellery made with the tastes of Russia’s lavish old Orthodoxy in mind a visit to this shop is well worth the time. Read_on (No Comments)