“Nabirnik” — cue ball, savok for picking berries, birch bark. It is made of one piece of rectangular sheet of birch bark, the inner layer outwards. It has a special cylindrical shape, tapering downwards. Ellipsoid in section. The lower part is beveled and forms an angle at the junction, which is stretched outwards. The front part of the dishes consists of pieces of birch bark cut and superimposed on each other, sewn with a rare lowercase seam with silk threads. There is a through hole for the handle in the upper part. Strips of birch bark are superimposed on the edges of the hole from the outside and inside, which are sewn with silk threads with a rare lowercase seam. Sew a wooden rim along the upper edge with zigzag stitches. Part of the rim serves as a handle, which is broken at the junction with the cue ball.