| Khokhloma Lacquer Ware Khokhloma (pronounced Hoh-low-maw) is the name of an ancient village deep in the forests of the Volga region. For over 300 years, skilled artisans would gather at annual trade fairs held in Nizhni-Novgorod to sell unique Russian lacquer ware named after the village. The secrets of production were passed from yesteryear's grandfathers and grandmothers to yesterday's fathers and mothers to today's sons and daughters. Below are links to a selection of nice quality collectible Khokhloma lacquerware, including some older vintage Khokhloma as well as some rare antiques. We don't have the modern stuff as that can be found easily on the web. We invite you to explore our collections by clicking on any of the images. Use your browser's back button to return to this page. How to Order |
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