Saint-Petersburg. The Cathedral was saved on Blood

The first work of a realistic series of urban landscapes.
Ceramic panel made of Gzhel clay. A unique authors technique of hand-sculpting from thin layers, followed by firing in muffle furnaces and hand-painted. The work is voluminous, with a relief height of up to 4 cm, giving a 3D effect.
The panel is rigidly fixed on a base with an original frame, which is an integral part of it.
Dry and wet cleaning is possible, does not fade in the sun and, in fact, is eternal in the absence of strong mechanical influences.
The artistic value of the work is undeniable.