Sculptural Figure "Princess Anastasia"

The daughters of Yaroslav the Wise became European princesses who shaped European culture and politics, influencing everything from daily life to state governance. Guided by freedom and dignity, they redefined societal norms, led nations, and remained strong, independent Women who honored their roots. We are not entering Europe; we are returning to it.

Anastasia Yaroslavna, the second daughter of Yaroslav the Wise, married Hungarian King Andrew I and became Queen of Hungary. She played an active role in her husband's policies, particularly in maintaining Hungary's independence from the Holy Roman Empire. Anastasia also founded Orthodox monasteries in Hungarian territories. After Andrew’s death in 1060, when the throne passed to his brother Béla I, Anastasia lived in exile in Bavaria. Her daughter Judith was betrothed to the son of the German king, who later became King of Hungary.

This figure is crafted using a unique technique that blends paper, sawdust, water, buckwheat husks, and natural paste.

Each figurine is hand-molded, baked at high temperatures, sanded, and artistically painted by our skilled artisans with acrylic paints inspired by vintage designs. This meticulous process ensures durability and resistance to damage. Fine details, such as decorations, are crafted from cotton wool and fabric appliqués, reflecting traditional techniques from over a century ago. These eco-friendly and long-lasting figurines are safe for children and pets, as they are unbreakable.