Doll artist Larisa Isayeva

Wearing traditional Russian folk costume Alyonushka, Khokhloma stylized, handmade. Creation by Doll artist Larisa Isayeva
Russian doll artist Larisa Isayeva (kuklaelli) lives and works Yekaterinburg. She creates dolls on different themes – fairy-tale characters, movie characters, cartoons, literary characters, dancers, puppets of different nationalities, and more. Larisa Isayeva works in mixed technique, and in particular, she combines the modeling of polymer clay and textile parts on a flexible framework, as well as sculpting articulated dolls from polymer clay. Like cartoon characters, her dolls “come alive” because they are mobile and can change poses due to wire frame. According to the doll master, it takes her to 14 days to create one doll. In addition, many of her dolls are made in Russian style, for example, Khokhloma and Gzhel. Dressed in national folk costumes, made of fine textile – velvet, brocade, leather, lace, feather, embroidered with beads, and sequins.
Doll artist Larisa Isayeva

On Pavel Bazhov tales. Mistress of Copper Mountain. Work by Russian artist of applied art Larisa Isayeva

Realistically made Characters of rock opera ‘Mozart’. Work by Russian artist of applied art Larisa Isayeva

German musician David Garrett doll. Work by Yekaterinburg based artist of applied art Larisa Isayeva
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