In this master class, children and adults will get acquainted with Ural wood painting and create their own toy in the shape of an owl - a symbol of wisdom and family hearth. Participants will learn about the history of the master Varlaam Ryabkov, examine the motifs of house paintings from the late 19th century, and take home a memorable souvenir. Folk painting holds more than just a beautiful ornament. It contains home amulets, memories of craftsmen, and ideas about what a cozy home should be. In the class, participants will learn about the Ural tradition of wood painting through the image of the owl - a bird that was associated with wisdom, attentiveness, and the protection of the family hearth. An important part of the meeting will be the story of the dyer master Varlaam Ryabkov from the village of Ryabovo in the Tugulymsky district of the Sverdlovsk region. He often depicted owls, and over time this motif became a distinctive sign of his authorial style. Through such a story, folk art ceases to seem like a distant museum material: behind the patterns appears a specific person, their hand, taste, attentiveness, and love for a simple wooden thing. Where to go in Yekaterinburg, knows KudaGo.