Description:

This collectible phone card features a Barbie doll dressed in traditional Russian attire, part of the “Barbie Calling Card Collection.” The front image depicts Barbie standing gracefully against the backdrop of the iconic Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, renowned for its vibrant, onion-shaped domes painted in multiple colors. The scene is set outdoors on a paved surface, with warm lighting that enhances the historical and cultural ambiance. The focal point is Barbie’s outfit: she wears a rich red sarafan, a traditional Russian jumper dress, decorated with gold trim and an intricate vertical ornamental band down the center. Beneath, she sports a white blouse with full, puffed sleeves.

Her headgear is particularly striking—she wears a kokoshnik, a traditional Russian headdress, adorned with elaborate gold embroidery and decorative motifs that match her dress. Her long blonde hair is styled in a neat braid, a classic look often associated with Russian folk culture. Complementing her outfit, she wears matching red boots that seamlessly blend with the overall aesthetic. Her facial expression is soft and welcoming, embodying Barbie’s friendly persona and giving the card a warm, inviting feel.

The typography on the front is minimal yet bold. The upper left corner features the “Barbie Calling Card Collection” logo in shades of pink and black, set against a pale pink circle to stand out against the light blue sky. In the lower right corner, the word "Russia" appears in stylish white script, clearly indicating the country and reinforcing the theme for collectors. The image is framed by a black border that draws the viewer’s eye inward, highlighting the doll and the colorful, historically rich background, making the card visually striking and appealing.

The back of the card features a practical design typical of phone cards. It includes horizontal stripes at the top in the colors of the Russian flag—white, blue, and red—further emphasizing the cultural theme. The upper section also displays the number "016" and the word "RUSSIA," linking the collectible to its specific series or country. A magnetic stripe runs vertically along the right edge, serving as an essential functional element that stores call information. The remaining surface below the stripe is mostly blank, designed for practicality rather than decoration, consistent with its primary use for phone calls. Overall, the back complements the front by providing necessary utility details while celebrating national pride.

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