Featured Deciphering a Russian lacquer box

I'm normally good at reading these, but blowed if I can make it out. Anyone?

 

A talented artist! I love miniature art.

 

Isn't it just, the painting is lovely.

 

The colors are luscious.

 

Nice. I like the fitted box with it as well.

 

You may have to go to a site with the Russian alphabet figure out the letters and then translate it in to english. I figured out the first letters but failed on the last two. You can look at them with a loop and maybe match them up.

 

Yeah, tried that, but they're SO badly written!

 

Very pretty. A friend of mine picked up a Russian cookbook (written in Russian and I don't have it yet) so I think I may need some translation on that when i get it here.

 

Blimey, inh, what sorcery do you use!? That does indeed look the same hand. Mega thanks.

 

i've not seen one like this in it's own fitted case................lovely !!

 

On Russian lacquered items, the word or words to the far right below the picture are normally the name of the person who painted the item. Usually it's a surname followed by a first initial, although sometimes there is just a surname.

I can't read it, either. My first guesses were S Larisibo and S Larisivo, or possibly Slarisibo or Slarisivo. Not of those seem right to me.

 

http://fedoskinotoday.com/manufacturer.php?id_manufacturer=4
This is your artist. Sergei Parmenov - С Парменов.
The photo that @i need help posted helped me a lot because the first word says "Fedoskino" which is a name for the village and the style of these boxes.

 

Brilliant! Huge thanks, that's really helpful.

 

I was way, way off! It's good to see you, @April07 .