The translation of the text "Серебряный подстаканник Иван-царевич" into English is "Silver cup holder Ivan Tsarevich."

Silver glass holder handmade by Ivan Tsarevich from 925 sterling silver. Casting. Glass.
An original Russian VIP gift.
Artists: Buchin V.E., Novikova T.A., Arkhangelskaya A.L.
Technologies: Casting, gilding, oxidizing, engraving.
Material: 925 silver, crystal.
Dimensions (L/W/H): 103x77x121 mm.

About the product.
The glass holder, inspired by the fairy tale "The Frog Princess," symbolizes the prince's journey to happiness. It is thorny and not easy. The artist's hand masterfully conveys the mood of a traveler striving for his destiny. On one side of the glass holder is the prince, and on the other—a frog. He is searching for her, pushing aside the reeds. They sway in the wind, at one moment ready to reveal the path, but at the last moment they close up and hide it— the only one. A truly exquisite piece of jewelry: Ivan's outfit along with the tips of the reeds and flowers glisten with gilding. Place the glass holder filled with an aromatic drink under bright light, and it will sparkle as if under the rays of bright sunshine. The figure of the prince is refined and noble, as befits a crowned figure from a fairy tale. On the other side, hidden from view, is the frog with an arrow—waiting for him to see her, take her in his hands, propose, and in response, she will bloom and become the most beautiful queen in the world.

This magnificent work wonderfully reflects the symbolism of the fairy tale. Many of us consider ourselves princes, but only a true one can see a princess in a frog and be rewarded. And a tea-filled glass in such a holder will convey the mood and wisdom of the fairy tale to grandchildren and great-grandchildren for many years, and they will also learn how their grandparents found and recognized each other. An important detail is that the glass is replaceable and produced by the manufacturer.

The product was developed and produced by the Volgorechensky jewelry factory "Russian Silver."
How difficult it is sometimes to find one’s love! And once found, to not lose it, to preserve it. In ancient Slavic tales, far from people, in the mountains, by the shores of lakes or swamps, there lived beautiful girls in unusual clothes, sometimes resembling those of...frog skin. They lived secluded from people, trying not to be seen. But sometimes it happened—like in the fairy tale about Ivan Tsarevich—that his arrow flew far away, and he went to seek his fortune. Legends say that if those girls met a mortal young man, they would marry him and become skillful housekeepers and wonderful artisans. Only the husband could remove their magical garments. And so it happened in the fairy tale: Ivan Tsarevich, upon finding his frog, could hardly believe that this was indeed his fate. And remember how she baked a pie, the likes of which there was none in the whole world, and how she wove a carpet... But the most magical moment was when she danced at the feast. From one sleeve flew white swans, and from the other, where she poured her wine, flowed a beautiful lake.

And so, upon seeing such a marvel, the Tsarevich hurried to rid himself of the frog's clothing and almost lost his happiness.

There is much to ponder…

This collection can make a wonderful gift for young ones who are just beginning to get to know each other, as well as for those who have been together for many years. For having found their happiness, men become princes, and girls become beautiful princesses.