A curator-led tour of the stone carving art exhibition shows how Ural artists create sculptures, bouquets, and mosaics, where the natural patterns of minerals become a living character and legend, and each fragment holds echoes of deep processes. The three-hundred-year history of Ural stone carving art does not fit into dry dates. It is much clearer when read in the polish of jasper, the transitions of malachite color, and the weight of monolithic figures that seem to continue the mountain range. During the tour, viewers trace how craftsmanship transformed into an artistic language, and decorative items became carriers of regional memory. The exhibition introduces works from the Stone Carving Art Studio "Svyatogor", the Stone Carving House of Alexey Antonov, and the Academy of Stone Carving Art of Grigory Ponomaryov. Here, large compositions in the technique of volumetric mosaics are displayed, where each insert is selected by shade, veining, and texture, so that the figures appear whole. From dozens of fragments, smooth curves of the backs of mythical beasts, petals of floral bouquets, details of clothing, and household items are born. Where to go with children in Yekaterinburg can be found on KudaGo.