Here, children's imagination meets the beauty of Russian traditions: participants examine ancient costumes, learn the language of patterns and colors, and then create their own outfit for a fairy tale character. This warm creative activity combines play, imagination, and cultural exploration into a lively family experience. In this session, children are invited to view Russian tradition through creativity and play. Instead of a dry discussion about the past, a clear and engaging format emerges: first, participants learn how ancient costumes looked, which colors and patterns were particularly important, and how clothing helped tell about a person, their origin, and character, before moving on to their own work. Everyone will be able to invent and design on paper an outfit for a fairy tale character, combining real cultural motifs with personal imagination. This masterclass is great because it is both educational and very lively. The child does not just listen to a story about culture but immediately transforms impressions into images, chooses details, combines patterns and colors, and searches for their version of a fairy tale costume. As a result, tradition ceases to be something distant and museum-like, becoming close and understandable. Through drawing and decorative elements, children gently enter the theme of folk art, learning to notice the expressiveness of form and see how even a small detail changes the entire image. The format is especially suitable for families who value spending time together meaningfully and without unnecessary haste. Adults will find it interesting to observe how the child interprets familiar fairy tale motifs, while children will feel the freedom of imagination and joy from their own results. Everything is structured so that participants are not afraid to fantasize while relying on real cultural images. After the session, the works can be taken home, making the impression more complete: the child will have not only a memory of the meeting but also a handmade item.