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ISSUE 4/2002  >  Effective Learning: Know How The Russian Quilt Do you know traditional Russian handicrafts? 1. Clay toy figures and whistles - Dymka 2. Wooden toy horses - Gorodets 3. Merry-go-round wooden toy - Fedoseevo 4. Matryoshka - Sergiev-Posad and Semenov 5. Ceramic tableware - Skopin and Gzhel 6. Linen towel - Arkhangelsk region 7. Tuesok (birch bark container) - Veliky Ustug 8. Samovar - Tula 9. Spinning-wheel - Kargopol 10. Painted metal tray - Zhostkovo 11. Table-cloth - Ryazan

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