we will stick to the same. well, congratulations again, i'm very glad for you, i even want to hug you. i hope to see you in the superfinal, and i'm going to the main site to congratulate the winner. the game has come to an end it's time to reward and congratulate the winners sofa game behind please share your impressions. i did not expect that i will win and i will strive for victory in the superfinal great game. thank you elena mikhailovna, the whole country wants to hear and your impression of the game was very emotional, very lively. and exciting and of course, the best emotions. we are happy with us. today we learned the name of the third fifth-grader, whom we will definitely see in the superfinal. we once again congratulate him and thank all the other participants for

an interesting game. it was an intellectual show. i know that in the next program we will start to get acquainted with the most erudite sixth-graders of belarus before the meeting. bye. what noble title did the writer lev nikolaevich tolstoy have , can you imagine alexander novotolstoy, and how he looked with long hair and a mustache.

which of you has a younger sister, then your mothers definitely know how to weave pigtails. and what about grass weaving is in the grodno region in the city of bridges, a unique master of grass weaving and works. it is in the regional center of crafts here, like nowhere else they preserve those very belarusian traditions that have been revived for a long time. and they are passed on from generation to generation. in a generation, as grass weaving appeared in the life of our heroine. and why is there such an interest in this

unique craft with you alina involuntarily and this is a project of fashion for culture. quality cooperage decorative painting blood weaving, wood carving and much more, all these are traditional folk crafts. let's see, what is a craft that is the manufacture by hand and with simple tools of various household items, clothes, shoes, agricultural equipment, everyday items, as a rule, the craft was practiced at home, magdeburg law contributed to its flourishing already in the second half of the fifteenth. in the first half of the seventeenth century in large cities. there were up to 80 crafts in total in the cities of belarus at that time there were about two hundred handicraft specialties, most of all in metalworking and much less. in the processing tree. weaving is one of the most ancient crafts. it has been

known since the stone age. in those days people. they did not know how to mine iron. and to make useful things out of it, but even then primitive man. he was fluent in the technique of weaving shoes, baskets, utensils, nets and other household items in ancient times , people wove from various plant materials splinters of flexible tree branches, bast straws of wild and cultivated cereals from green fibers knew how to make all the ropes and make rope bast shoes from some varieties of marsh grass, weaved and wove bags, mats , jackets for fishermen hay made from vines, weaving baskets for potatoes storage of sausages furniture chests and boxes for clothes there is a long-standing wealth in the bridge area. history of traditional arts. crafts, many of

which still exist today develops both in the direction of traditional rem vse, and modern types of arts and crafts. olga voytovich, a master of artistic folk crafts in spiral weaving from grass , works here, who today has completely restored the technology of ancient weaving using lazova tape and not only olga laitovich constantly participates in competitions, exhibitions and folk art festivals, approaches the preparation of competitive works creatively with full responsibility , thanks to such masters, like olga yuryevna, this original craft will live for a very long time and claims to become a real belarusian brand. olga good afternoon. hello tell me how you first got acquainted with grass weaving, but here in the craft center, i have been working since 2014, but initially i

was engaged in straw weaving, but we do not stand still and i wanted to try something so interesting and then one day on the internet. i, uh, saw an interesting product by craftswomen unknown to me. something seemed to understand what it was from herbs. but how to start it? how to do it? well , that was not clear. we go to all kinds of events. and at that moment we were at the slavianski bazaar and the craftswoman was just that lyudmila gorovaya herself from vitebsk, we phoned her. we met with her. she told some secrets. what is it how is it done? and now, since 2016, i have been doing blood weaving. we know that from time immemorial, grass has been shodding people, dressed, fed, and healed. scientists have proven that grass weaves. it appeared much earlier than pottery grass. not you need to mine it, you don't need to dig it. it is available everywhere. it is already possible to harvest grass in june in

july in august in september. that is, until the first frost. and i like to work with a nipple. you can also harvest and cattail. and sitnik well, as an example, i have both juice and sitnik here and water the grass. what herb? what product are you making? does it matter eh, yes, it matters if it is, uh, some kind of small product, for example, a whisperer pot, that is, naturally already taller grass. well, she is not needed, there and need to. well, 15-20 centimeters for a small product, a small grass. and for a larger product, it is already more convenient to use tall grass when i have already begun to engage in blood weaving. uh, i started with jute thread. well, i was just studying, so i just needed a needle. e, jute thread, scissors, grass is everything, and now i have e, we have improved. and i weave with a vine ribbon to make a vine ribbon - this is a long

process, you must first cut the vines, these vine twigs of them. uh, clean it, then split it with a column and pass it through a knife, to get a thin vine ribbon and then i get to work olga tell us where we generally get ideas for creativity. we have in the center of every event some kind of holiday. uh, we make some products, for example, if it's easter, then we make baskets. if it's some other event. well, that is, for each event for each holiday their products. this is an original craft. how developed is it in the grodno region, are there any other masters of this kind? how are you? many try many do it grodno area, but mostly there are many craftsmen - it is in vitebsk in the center of crafts that you lead a grass weaving circle. tell us who your students are. well, today all my students have gathered. the blood weaving circle is designed more for

adults, because tools are used that are not for small children. this is a labor-intensive process ; strength is needed here, and not every small child, and even the first grade, the second third grade. they won't be able to pull a needle through the grass. it is very difficult, what about strength and durability. here are herbal products. and it's all solid and durable. if there is only one moment such that, if here we have a coaster for hot, if suddenly, uh, tea is spilled , water, it just needs to be dried and used further, it matters. what season to do? right weaving there in winter and summer in autumn. no, it doesn't matter. we harvest grass in the summer, because in winter we don’t have it, but we can use it, but you can use it at any time. olga in our country there are many festivals. here are the folk

arts of traditional handicrafts. accept do you participate in them? tell us about it, we take part in various events, and i conduct master classes. at these events. fits a lot of people involved in the master class. many try, many like it. now, perhaps, more than ever, grass weaving is in great demand. tell us that's why such an interest in this craft far, far away in those days, our ancestors. they were engaged in blood-weaving already then there was this craft of grass-weaving. they made weaving, let's say, weaving shoes , housing for themselves in russia, weaving, uh, ropes. from hops, nettle fabric, hats , some household utensils today we will make a hot stand with you, for this we need grass, a needle, a thread, we take

a small bunch of grass and twist it. with our right hand, we twist from ourselves with our left to ourselves and twist such a snail so that it is not round, but flat. twisted and now we pierce the middle with a needle from the bottom up and pull it out, and we hide this thread here in this tail of grass and throw it again from the bottom up. this is how we do it and we we try to have the same distance between the loops. so we do until then we pierce into the middle until we come across the first loop. all of us have encountered the first loop. and here is an important point so that all these loops are at the same distance, because

then we will not get a beautiful drawing. how is it on this stand? it's just that we're all going nicely side by side. we then do the second row, twisted all the time that we weave. we twist with the left hand. this flagellum. it should be the same for us. diameter, if we feel that it has become thinner, then we take a bunch of grass and put it in the middle. some masters use a special blank, which determines the thickness, but it is inconvenient for me to work with it, so i feel the diameter of the tourniquet with my left hand, and when we encountered the first loop. we further pierce the needle no longer in the middle, but in front of each loop. before there is one more way after each loop. but then another picture is already obtained. we will pierce before we twist we throw we pierce pull out. and so, what we get is

a hot stand, it can be of various sizes, it can be large, it can be for a mug, it can be for a glass, it can be used for a frying pan for a very long time. well, i already said, i repeat, that if you suddenly spill some kind of tea, uh, or coffee, just rinse, dry and use further. there is one more point since i said that i use sedge. i like to work with her, then she needs to be dried, and then used to soak and use in work, because she pricks and you can cut your hands and there is another interesting point that we are preparing the grass. we cut it before the first frost, if we pick it, and it is already frozen, then it should not be used, because when it dries, it will break, but it's just a plane and it's easy to weave. but there are uh,

such product works. for me, like barrels of breadbaskets, some baskets use molds for this and braid, i don’t do this. if we want to make some kind of barrel or some kind of basket, we need to have walls and for this we need to rise up. we simply do this by raising our flagellum, superimposing it on the previous ones, rising up. and we fix it in the same way and in this position we weave further, if with a thread with a needle, everything is clear. but tell us how you work with the vine. yes? to do this, we need here is such a pinch, i will now show what it does. and here is the speaker that will split the back. and what i want to say about the vine is also not that it is

not harvested in the same way that i wanted to harvest it today. i have finished ribbon and all. i went to cut it. i did everything i prepared the tape and the stove. no, also in certain months. here i have eyes, this is an example of the fact that this month it is not worth harvesting it, because, uh, it needs to be cleaned to clean this bark, it does not peel , if it is cut in the spring, then this is the bark, it is a peeler itself. it just flies off by itself, but in order to clean it. we need to put it in water for a month and a half so that it draws juice, but we will assume that we have cleaned it. that's all, we have a clean twig, for we need to take a knife. share it. we also have secateurs. here is such a tool that needs to be cut off neatly.

divide into four parts, this twig was divided. now we take the column, put it in the middle. and that's what we get, we split it into four parts. they did everything. now we have, well, not here now, but we need to make a tape, and since we have a machine in another place. we need this core. we need to remove it. and we gently, take it neatly clean it. all we have done tape, and we can work with it in the same way as with a thread, we stretch it in the same way as we worked with a thread, olga, you tell it so interestingly that i wanted to try it right now, please. green art is gaining great popularity in our country. first, it is

environmentally friendly. secondly, these are unique products that no one else will have, the same handmade and thirdly, these are our origins, our roots - this is our history. appreciate your origins. study history, and also follow fashion trends in cultural the life of our country with you was alina no war and remember to be cultural - it's fashionable see you in a week before new cultural meetings.

we set off to explore new routes and lay new paths droy - this is a city-museum. there is just a little bit left and crowds of tourists will go here. start yourself admiring the unusual landscapes olshansky castle residence. tycoon 16 wow, i'm my housekeeper out there to have you up to the walls of a wide zanka. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not typical for orthodox architecture money. they were going to themselves parishioners. let's stop in small towns and learn their history. the town consisted of only one street, it branched out. in the confluence area, the rake was reminiscent. the square is the so -called city center. this building on

lenina 14 is the building of the railway station. travel with us to belarus 24 project, where you can learn everything about the weather and climate of winter steel. we have warmer spring colder summer without rain and mushrooms. that is, we have some kind of mediterranean climate. only without the sea, what happens? we are living in a period of global climate warming. and on the territory of belarus , this is also noted to the origins of the white color. he is in this sense. for the belouss, especially here it means, here is purity. here is the divine beginning in him and to catch the real one will disappear. those who noticed that there is a feedback , setting certain rhythms to our breathing, we can influence the state of our mind. it caught the thread. i am

really with you because my thoughts were already somewhere far away. i think that soon the final of the program will run home. and now i'm here, watch the teleborometer on our tv channel. the total loaf is more than one and a half million tons of grain, and the highest yield in the country today in the grodno region is celebrated by dozhinki khleborobov of the region with the successful completion of ubo.