Stone Flower

Stone Flower Emblem by Anastasia Guzii: a golden fountain surrounded by pink birds and flowers, green ornament and blue borders. In the heart of Yekaterinburg, the Stone Flower Fountain brings one of the Urals’ best-known literary legends into the city landscape. Its name and design are inspired by The Stone Flower, a tale by Ural writer Pavel Bazhov, in which the craftsman Danila searches for a level of beauty and mastery hidden within stone. The fountain’s green, malachite-like flower reflects the Urals’ deep connection with minerals, stoneworking and generations of local craftsmanship. Standing on Ploshchad Truda, it has become a recognizable symbol linking Yekaterinburg with the stories and artistic traditions of the wider Ural region.

Stone Flower is a collectible emblem connected to Stone Flower Fountain in Yekaterinburg Passport. The page records the location, story, and collection context for this digital souvenir so visitors can understand where it belongs before opening the route in Emblem.

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