Demand for Mikhail Efremov’s prison crafts has grown sharply amid news of his possible parole.
The actor became a woodworker after orders for anti-Covid suits ran out at the sewing factory. I started making backgammon, icons and crosses in the “consumer industry” (that’s what the workshop where the work is done is called). To make the products sell better, he signs his autograph. The price range for beauty is from 5 to 20k rubles.
As Efremov’s released prisoner told Mash, production takes about two weeks – first, the material is prepared, then it is processed, patterns are cut out, sanded, and then varnished. Several convicts are involved in the production, and Efremov himself is mainly involved in painting and final finishing.
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