The book “Window Carved Decoration: Holders of the Urals” by A. C. Maksyashina is not just a study of traditional art, but a real journey into the rich culture and skill of the Ural artisans. This work opens to the reader a unique world of wooden cashiers, which for centuries decorated the windows of houses in the Urals, turning them into works of art filled with symbolism, history and national soul. The focus of the book is the art of wood carving, which in the Ural region has acquired special significance. Maksyashin masterfully reveals the secrets of creating these exquisite ornaments, telling about traditional techniques, plots and symbols that have been passed down from generation to generation. It shows how each carved window is not just an element of decor, but a carrier of cultural values, a protector and a reflection of the character of local residents. The book discusses in detail the various types of handkerchiefs, their stylistic features, as well as historical and geographical features that affect the development of this craft. The book “Window Carved Decoration: Holders of the Urals” is intended for a wide range of readers . It will be of interest to both lovers of ethnography, history and folk crafts, as well as professional artists, designers, restorers and those who seek inspiration in traditional folk arts. It is especially valuable for those who want to understand the deep meanings and symbols of the Ural ornaments, as well as for those who are engaged in the preservation of cultural heritage. Age range of readers - from students and researchers to older people who appreciate authenticity and skill. The topics raised in the book cover not only the technical aspects of wood carving, but also cultural issues. The author immerses the reader in the atmosphere of the Ural villages and cities, telling about how historical events, climatic conditions and social changes influenced the development of this unique art. Particular attention is paid to the symbols and motifs that are found in the ornamentation of the handkerchiefs, from geometric patterns to images of animals and plants, each of which has its own meaning and history. Maksyashin’s style is a harmonious combination of scientific accuracy and a lively, fascinating narrative. Its rich language, rich in details and images, allows not only to understand the technical subtleties of the craft, but also to feel the spirit of the time in which these works were created. The author is known for his works on folk crafts and traditional culture of the Urals, and his approach to research makes the book "Window Carved Decoration: Holders of the Urals" a real ethnographic treasure. This book is not just a collection of facts, but an invitation to reflect on how art and culture shape national identity. It is worthy of attention of all who appreciate beauty, craftsmanship and history, who seek inspiration in folk traditions and want to preserve them for future generations. It combines scientific rigor and poetic expressiveness, which makes reading not only cognitive, but also aesthetically pleasing. If you are interested in folk crafts, the history of the Urals or are looking for unique ideas for interior design, Maksyashin's book will be a real discovery for you It will help you understand why the Ural cash registers are not just a decoration, but a living testimony to a rich culture that continues to inspire today. Immersed in the pages of this work, you will discover a whole world of beauty and symbolism, hidden in carved wooden windows, and feel the connection with the deep history of the Ural people.