1. Biryulki is an old Russian game that was one of the most popular games among all social classes in Russia and was typically played by the entire family.

Biryulki does not require special intellectual effort but does require attention and dexterity.

It was and still is considered good etiquette to give a set of Biryulki as a holiday or housewarming gift, as Biryulki has long been a symbol of prosperity and abundance.

Our set traditionally includes: 60 Biryulki toys ranging from 1.5 to 5 cm, 1 hook rod, a linen storage bag, and a description booklet.

Biryulki are made from natural wood. Eco-friendly product. Hand-painted. (Very useful for developing children’s fine motor skills.)

2. Fortune-telling cards “Russian Proverbs and Sayings” – Fortune-telling cards were first published in Russia in 1909 and became hugely popular among the nobility. The drawings for the deck were created by the famous Russian artist Petrov N.F. The trend of fortune-telling with cards originated in France and Germany in the mid-18th century and soon spread to the Russian Empire.

For longer use, our deck is made of wood with bright stickers.

The set includes:

– A wooden deck of 36 cards measuring 6 x 6 cm;
– A storage box;
– A booklet describing card combinations and fortune-telling methods.

3. “Historical Lotto with Portraits of Russian Sovereigns” – This game is based on lotto, which was developed in 1897 in St. Petersburg.

The set includes 12 cards depicting Russian Sovereigns who ruled at different times, starting with Rurik (862-879 AD) and ending with Alexander III (1881-1894 AD). There are 54 cards describing the most significant achievements of each ruler, game pieces, and the rules of the game.

The lotto can be played by groups of 2 to 12 people. The game helps in summarizing and systematizing knowledge of history. Nicholas II’s family played this kind of lotto. Each lotto set is handcrafted individually.

4. Collectible postcards made in retro style for every taste.