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Looking for Easter Presents? Save a date for a visit to the Imperial Porcelain Boutique. An additional, 15% discount is available for the whole assortment of the boutique from April 22 through May 12.
Interesting fact: the tradition of Easter Imperial Court gifts was conceived at the Imperial Porcelain Factory: the first Easter porcelain egg for Empress Elizabeth Petrovna was manufactured here back in 1749 by the creator of Russian porcelain, Dmitry Vinogradov. The notable Faberge eggs appeared only about a century later.
There is quite a choice of items at the boutique: traditional porcelain Easter eggs with delicate depictions of birds or a recognizable cobalt grid, decorative plates with the views of Orthodox Cathedrals, elegant gilded bells, etc.
The discounts on GUM and Bosco cards are added to the promotional discounts.
We look forward to seeing you at the GUM Imperial Porcelain Boutique, Floor 3, Line 1!
Interesting fact: the tradition of Easter Imperial Court gifts was conceived at the Imperial Porcelain Factory: the first Easter porcelain egg for Empress Elizabeth Petrovna was manufactured here back in 1749 by the creator of Russian porcelain, Dmitry Vinogradov. The notable Faberge eggs appeared only about a century later.
There is quite a choice of items at the boutique: traditional porcelain Easter eggs with delicate depictions of birds or a recognizable cobalt grid, decorative plates with the views of Orthodox Cathedrals, elegant gilded bells, etc.
The discounts on GUM and Bosco cards are added to the promotional discounts.
We look forward to seeing you at the GUM Imperial Porcelain Boutique, Floor 3, Line 1!
19 april
Easter Gifts Promotion at the Imperial Porcelain Boutique
Looking for Easter Presents? Save a date for a visit to the Imperial Porcelain Boutique. An additional, 15% discount is available for the whole assortment of the boutique from April 22 through May 12.
Interesting fact: the tradition of Easter Imperial Court gifts was conceived at the Imperial Porcelain Factory: the first Easter porcelain egg for Empress Elizabeth Petrovna was manufactured here back in 1749 by the creator of Russian porcelain, Dmitry Vinogradov. The notable Faberge eggs appeared only about a century later.
There is quite a choice of items at the boutique: traditional porcelain Easter eggs with delicate depictions of birds or a recognizable cobalt grid, decorative plates with the views of Orthodox Cathedrals, elegant gilded bells, etc.
The discounts on GUM and Bosco cards are added to the promotional discounts.
We look forward to seeing you at the GUM Imperial Porcelain Boutique, Floor 3, Line 1!
Interesting fact: the tradition of Easter Imperial Court gifts was conceived at the Imperial Porcelain Factory: the first Easter porcelain egg for Empress Elizabeth Petrovna was manufactured here back in 1749 by the creator of Russian porcelain, Dmitry Vinogradov. The notable Faberge eggs appeared only about a century later.
There is quite a choice of items at the boutique: traditional porcelain Easter eggs with delicate depictions of birds or a recognizable cobalt grid, decorative plates with the views of Orthodox Cathedrals, elegant gilded bells, etc.
The discounts on GUM and Bosco cards are added to the promotional discounts.
We look forward to seeing you at the GUM Imperial Porcelain Boutique, Floor 3, Line 1!
