When it comes to ballet shoes, this Russian company is very much on pointe


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Moscow Ballet company dancer Alexandra Kirshina rehearses on pointes made at Grishko company especially for her.

Craftsman Sergei Murza runs his fingers over the pink satin of a pointe shoe he has just finished making. Then he gives it the final test: the ballet slipper balances perfectly on its tip.

Murza produces the shoes in the Moscow workshop of Grishko, a company born in the chaos of the collapse of the Soviet Union and now one of the world’s top makers of ballet pointe shoes.

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