🎨 Unpainted Wooden Russian Nesting Dolls by BestPysanky Review

I ordered 19 pieces for a drawing tutorial. Every set I opened had at least one problem. So, the first box, the largest doll, was cracked and could not be used, the second set. The second doll would not open at all. On the third set, I was able to open them all (small tear in the largest). ), but the rim that helps keep them closed was torn. In the next set, the largest doll had a piece sticking out from the bottom of the largest doll, so it didn't fit properly and had a tear at the top. I will

Bought this set for an art project. I had a hard time separating them. The largest doll could not be opened. I had to steam the wood to separate it, after drying I sanded the inside edge. The packaging could have been better, it was wrapped in cling film with no further packaging/protection which resulted in a small tear on one of the pieces. Wood is smooth on the outside (rough on the inside). Most importantly, this set is affordable. Conclusion: I recommend this product. Good value for money.

It was just what I needed. I used them as a metaphor in a geography class (how continents, countries, states/provinces, cities, etc. fit together) and my student seemed to really enjoy it. She also had a lot of fun drawing them and they are small so there isn't too much clutter in the classroom. Delivery was very efficient (ordered on Wednesday, received on Thursday, used on Friday morning). I had no issues with their construction - the stitching was nice and tight and the sanding was very…

I tried several times to order this doll from all sellers from the list. Only once have I received a doll that matched the photo in the description. Each time I got a completely different type of item, from a much smaller doll to a top hat that didn't even look like a doll! And everything is made in China. not Russia. Quality is everywhere. Others so well made have glaring and poorly patched tears and defects. If you don't mind these mismatch issues. then it's a good buy. BUT, if you are…

I have two sets of these dolls for an art project and am a big fan of them. The wood is smooth and comfortable to the touch, all the dolls fit well and although it took a bit of twisting to open them the first few times, they stayed open afterwards without coming loose. All dolls are stable when placed in a row. The smallest of them is very light. So when you put it somewhere, it will be pressed strongly, stick it with tape. Make sure to prep the dolls with a small amount of moj or primer…

I bought this item from the BestPysanky seller. Finish: The dolls are not primed, so you need to prepare gesso or white paint if you want to paint on it. The dolls are slightly ribbed with lines around the perimeter (like on a potter's wheel) which can be overpowering if you're painting a miniature. When you're done painting it's a good idea to use a lacquer finish as it works and looks brilliantly smooth and appealing. The insides of the dolls are rough (think splinters) with wood chips still…