Doll Motanka HEGA Lviv region Lviv region

The feeling of comfort is something that every person should have every day! In the bedroom, in the nursery, in the living room, in every house there are appropriate attributes that create these feelings. In the modern world, there is a very frantic rhythm and a lot of technology, surrounded by everyone, even the smallest inhabitant of the planet Earth. Handmade goods from natural materials, made according to the rules and of the highest quality - these are exactly what we want! . A motanka doll is a toy, a talisman, and a symbol, as well as a souvenir and a stylish ethno-gift. The scarf of each doll symbolizes the main color of the coat of arms of each region. The ornament on the skirt and sleeves corresponds to the symbols and colors of the Ukrainian vyshyvanka. The size of the doll is 23 cm - very convenient for playing. The inner wooden base is polished by hand, every seam and every detail of the garment is made to perfection and has additional fastening. This guarantees that the toy will live in your family for a long time! With care for your children, TM Hega! Each doll has individual packaging. For Educational Institutions: It is used in primary classes of general educational institutions in the artistic field of education. It is widely used in modern pedagogy and psychology. 25 dolls, each representing one of the 25 regions of Ukraine. The scarf of each doll symbolizes the main color of the coat of arms of the region. The ornament on the skirt and sleeves corresponds to the history, symbolism and colors of Ukrainian embroidery of this region. The doll stands on all flat surfaces - does not require any additional stands for presentation. The internal wooden base is convenient for hands when demonstrating and conducting puppet theater and role-plays. The size of each doll meets the requirement - demonstration - 23 cm. It corresponds to the typical list of teaching aids and equipment for primary school classrooms of the Order of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of February 7, 2020 No. 143