New Year cards in Russian style

Aside from Halloween, New Year's is the most fabulous holiday that fantasy characters are associated with - Snow Maiden, Santa Claus, they fill New Year's Eve with mysticism and mystery, evoke childhood memories and inspire hope for a bright future.

Therefore, people who want to celebrate the New Year somewhere on the ocean shore, near the equator, deprive themselves of a fairy tale. What is Santa Claus at +30? And if there is no Santa Claus, there is no Snow Maiden, then there is no full New Year.

True, style.techinfus.com/en/ is not going to dissuade anyone from New Year's trips, this is a personal matter - and you can try a lot to have something to compare with. One year to celebrate the New Year's holidays at the equator, the next year to go to Finland, and then maybe you will want to at home.

But as you understand, it is not for the sake of these words that I am creating this publication, I would like to share with you, my dear readers, the New Year cards of the Soviet period, made in the traditional Russian style, where Ded Moroz is a real Ded Moroz, not Santa Claus.

Most postcards are 1200 wide and enlarged on click