Exhibition "The Russian Baltics"

The exhibition "The Russian Baltics" works in the Kaliningrad Regional Amber Museum from 15 November to 22 December. The association is facing its 10th anniversary.

Guests will see 11 directions of decorative and applied art with amber – jewellery, textile, clothing, glass, leather items, ceramics, toys, graphics, etc. There will be three collections: "Lanetika", "Prussian Honey", "The Baltics". Each of them reflects philosophy of the association – synthesis of cultural heritage of people from Russia and Baltic states, and contemporary art, where amber, the symbol of Kaliningrad region, the cornerstone of cultures and generations continuity.

All works were designed and made by 14 artists and masters from the association "Prussian Honey".

Lana Egorova is creator and leader of the Prussian Honey, jewellery artist, member of the Creative Union of Russian Artists, cofounder of the Kaliningrad Guild of Amber Craftsmen,  holder of an order of the Faberge Memorial Foundation with an honorary title "Headmaster" for special services in development of Russian jewellery and decorative and applied arts, creation of the designer collection of amber works, and highest creative achievements. Author of the company style of the Prussian Honey is Aleksander Yuritsyn, artist, member of the Creative Union of Russian Artists and Kaliningrad Guild of Amber Craftsmen.

For 10 years of its existence, the brand "Prussian Honey"has become well-known not only in Kaliningrad region, but also beyond its borders. Annually, the Prussian Honey takes part in exhibitions of arts and crafts in Moscow and other Russian cities, as well as abroad – in Germany, Lithuania, Poland, France, and other European countries. The association has represented Kaliningrad region at Russian and international forums many times, it has many awards.