At Sukachev's estate, there will be an exhibition of porcelain Flowers born in fire

From March 10, the Irkutsk Regional Art Museum named after V. P. Sukachev will open the porcelain exhibition Flowers Born in Fire, featuring 140 items made at the I. D. Perevalov factory and the Khaitinsky porcelain plant. Visitors will see rare fragments of 19th century iconostases and works by contemporary artists with bright painting and refined Siberian motifs. The exhibition runs until the end of September and promises to be a real discovery for art lovers.

From March 10, the Irkutsk Regional Art Museum named after V. P. Sukachev will host the porcelain exhibition “Flowers Born in Fire.” It will feature 140 items, including both pieces from the I.D. Perevalov factory and works from the famous Khaitinsky Porcelain Factory.
Visitors will see unique and inimitable porcelain parts of iconostases in their artistic qualities, created by the craftsmen of the I.D. Perevalov factory at the end of the 19th century, as well as works by the artists D.A. Vorontsova, R.G. Alyoshina, L. Gening, and O. Vakhrusheva.
Vivid Siberian flowers, stylized stems, rosehip leaves, countless purple-pink, lemon-golden, mother-of-pearl matte paintings will not leave you indifferent to these works of art. The exhibition will run until the end of September.