A finely hand-painted Russian lacquer box from the renowned Fedoskino school, signed by the artist E. Uvarova. The composition presents a romantic folkloric scene with two figures in traditional dress, illuminated by a glowing flower rendered with mother-of-pearl inlay. This technique creates a subtle shimmering effect and depth, characteristic of high-quality Fedoskino work. Executed in layered oil painting on papier-mâché, the piece reflects the distinctive style of the Fedoskino tradition, known for its realism, light effects and refined detailing. Produced during the USSR period (circa 1970–1990), this box represents a collectible example of Russian lacquer miniature art. Condition: The box shows a visible crack on the underside/back, along with minor surface wear. The painting itself remains well preserved and visually strong. The hinge functions properly. ⸻ Specs • Object: Lacquer box • Material: Papier-mâché, lacquer • Technique: Hand-painted (oil), mother-of-pearl inlay • Origin: Russia (Fedoskino) • Period: 1970–1990 • Artist: E. Uvarova • Signature: Hand-signed • Style: Russian folk art