A resident of Turkmenistan creates miniature worlds (photo)

It is a work of art.

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Designer Olga mokrytska from Turkmenistan is reviving the ancient tradition of creating miniature doll houses with furniture.

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The wizard has received recognition in many countries of the world. Photos of their works of Olga shares in social networks. She has tens of thousands of subscribers.

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In Europe, doll houses appeared in the 16th century. They were quite large, the size of a sideboard. It is expensive, could afford only nobles and rich merchants. Miniatures with the dolls were a collector’s item for adults. They have become works of art.

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Miniature houses began to create in the 18th century. Now they were amused not only adults but also children. A fashion splash on tiny houses was observed in Germany in the early 20th century.

Over the last hundred years due to the pipeline production of doll houses are much less sophisticated. Olga mokrytska returns to this tradition the original elegance.

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