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Пример перевода презентации для мероприятия на тему русской народной росписи.

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Gzhel is the widest known traditional Russian ceramic craft.
Gzhel is a style of Russian ceramics which originates from the village of Gzhel where this craft emerged.

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The village of Gzhel was named after the word "zhgel" which means "to burn" or "to harden by high temperature".
It is separated not far from Moscow in Moscow distinct that consists of 27 villages. It has been famous for its pottery since the 16th century.

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The land of Gzhel has been rich in forests, rivers and high-quality clay for a long time.
Gzhel peasants had been making earthenware dish, bricks, pottery pipes and toys for children.
Then the village of Gzhel has become the most progressive ceramics production center in Russia.
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