The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights. Palekh Painting

In our book, we have combined Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin's fairy tale about the dead princess and the seven knights with the amazing folk craft of Palekh miniatures. The style of Palekh is perfectly suited for this fairy tale due to... its decorative nature, poetic quality, and a special, almost magical atmosphere. The black-and-gold background, thin ornaments, and bright scenes under lacquer give the illustrations a magic and depth that harmoniously blend with Pushkin's refined poetic style.
On the pages of this book, a real fairy tale fresco unfolds. The princess is depicted as the embodiment of purity and meekness, her beauty emphasized by delicate golden patterns and heavenly hues.  The evil stepmother appears as a formidable queen, shrouded in darkness, adorned with intricate ornaments in the traditions of Palekh.
In the margins of the book, you will find explanations of words that have fallen out of common usage, which may pose understanding difficulties for a child in the modern world.
This edition will be a real treasure for lovers of Russian literature and art. It will immerse the reader in an atmosphere where Pushkin's words and Palekh painting intertwine, creating an immortal poetic picture filled with light and magic.