Russian bath. Russian sauna

Where the Russian bath came from is not known for certain. Being a constant component of human life, the bathing procedure in many countries has been transformed into a kind of ritual. Gradually, it acquired local traditional rites and intertwined with religion.

We know about the baths of Ancient India and ancient egypt, have heard about the legendary terms ancient rome. Nowadays, sauna leadership belongs to Finland. Finnish saunas are the most common in the world. As for the country of Suomi itself, the most a large number of steam rooms per capita, namely 3 million per 5.5 million people. Due to the size of the territory and the total number settlements It is not possible for Russia to calculate how many bathing establishments are in our country. We can definitely say that in terms of significance for the people themselves, we can be proud of Russian baths no less than Finns are of saunas.

History of the term

In numerous disputes between historians and linguists, the opinion was born that the word "banya" comes from the ancient Greek βαλανεῖον (ballinium), which in translation into Russian means "we go to the bathhouse, wash ourselves."

After the capture of Hellas by the Roman Empire, the Greek verb got into the Latin language, transforming into bagno na cano (banio on cano) - “I will go to wash”. In the Middle Greek spoken in the Eastern Roman Empire or Byzantium, the phrase was shortened to the general term banyo (banio), which was used to name both places for washing and the act itself - washing.

From Byzantium, through the rituals of baptism associated with water, the word "banio" came to other countries, including Kievan Rus. There, it gradually replaced the existing Russian words meaning bathing huts - “soap”, “movnitsy”, “movi”, “movi” and bathing - “create mov”.

Despite the fact that today we call the bathhouse rooms with a steam room and brooms, the pan-European interpretation of this word (English - bath, German - bad, French - bain, Italian - bagno, Spanish - bano, Bulgarian - banya, Serbian - banja, Turkish - banyo and so on) from ancient times to the present day means ablution in general, no matter in what way.

Ancient world

Our ancestors, ancient tribes that roamed the cold territories of North-Eastern Europe, always arranged a kind of camping bath at the places of temporary camps. According to Herodotus, among the Scythians, it was a hygienic, medical and cosmetic procedure, as well as just a form of relaxation and rest. For this, a special hut was arranged: several poles were fastened together and covered with felt. A metal vessel with red-hot stones was brought inside the hut. The Scythians threw hemp seeds on the stones, from which fragrant steam immediately began to rise. Being inside, the person not only sweated profusely, but also inhaled the air saturated with healing vapors.

Herodotus notes: "Enjoying soaring, the Scythians scream with pleasure."

Before the procedures, Scythian women rubbed pieces of bark, cedar and cypress needles, as well as other aromatic plants. The dry mixture was diluted with water to form a thick paste with a very pleasant smell, which was rubbed all over the body. When it was washed off, the body became clean and shiny.

Later, along the rivers, people began to form permanent settlements and build wooden houses with a hearth in the middle, which was used for heating the room, cooking and bathing. Gradually, for the latter, they began to build separate rooms in the image and likeness of residential ones, but smaller.

The ancient Finno-Ugric people used dugouts with stoves for washing, calling them sauna - from the word savunen, meaning "smoky" (before the invention of the pipe to remove smoke from the premises, all combustion products remained inside the buildings and were expelled from them with the help of ventilation).

The South-Eastern Slavs washed themselves in pits, burrows, dugouts dug on the cliffs of rivers and warmed by fire, which they called "lazne" or "vlazni". In ancient Kyiv, dugouts for bathing were called "fire chambers", "fire chambers", "out fires" ("from" - around, "furnace" - a place for a fire, a hearth).

The ancient Western Slavs bathed in specially built ground log cabins, which were called "hut", Polish. - izba, Czech. - jizba ("from" - around and "ba", like the neighboring Germans, "fire" or "oven"). Later, these huts migrated to the Novgorod lands to the Finns, Slovenes and Krivichi, where in 800-900 they changed their adobe stoves to stoves-heaters.

The first documentary mention of this is contained in the Tale of Bygone Years (945), compiled by the chronicler Nestor, a monk of the Kiev Caves Monastery. It describes the journey of the Apostle Andrew to the Russian land. According to legend, St. Andrew preached the Word of God on a Kiev hill on the banks of the Dnieper, and then continued his journey up the river. So he reached the northern Russian lands, where modern Novgorod is located. In those parts, Andrei witnessed a picture that struck him: Russian people soared in wooden huts, whipped themselves with brooms and ran out naked into the cold.

With a crowd of wanderers, Andrei returned to Rome, where he told about the miracles he had seen: “I saw wooden huts. And as soon as they are fried ruddy, they will be freed from their clothes, and, taking a young rod, they will flog themselves so much that they go out almost lifeless, and cool their exhausted body with water. And they will come to life again. That is what the Russians do for themselves, and not torment.

Modern history

After the Mongol invasion in 1240, Kyiv became part of Lithuania, and then the Commonwealth. Europeans by that time again began to wash themselves directly in the house, preferring troughs, vats and barrels to separate bath rooms, which they taught the inhabitants of the Russian southern regions.

From them, fashion spread throughout the Russian land, first to the Vladimir-Suzdal principality, and then to Moscow. Vyatichi began to bathe in their smoky (smoky) huts, in which they lived, right in the adobe vaulted ovens, increasing their crucible for bathing.

The tradition of washing in a separate smokehouse steam hut, in other words, a black bath, has been preserved in the Russian north, especially in Siberia. From there, during the reign of the Romanovs, known for a large number of settlers and the emergence of a city trading bath, it spread throughout Russia, forever taking a special place in the heart of a Russian person.

Peter I especially contributed to the spread of the bath business. During the construction of St. Petersburg, he allowed everyone to build bath establishments in the new Russian city without any restrictions, in particular, without duties, as in other places in Russia. Later, the emperor established a special bathing office, which was in charge of the bathing institutions of St. Petersburg. The cost of entry was low, so that everyone, even the poorest, could take a steam bath without damaging their wallet.

An interesting record has been preserved in the state archives that on May 11, 1733, permission was received from the medical office to establish a medical bathing institution in Moscow, the owner of which was strictly obliged “... to use only external diseases and difficult operations in it without the knowledge and advice of a doctor not to repair. And for your work, take a real price and no frills, so that there are no complaints about it.

Russian-Finnish relations

With the spread of Christianity, the rapid decline in morals in bathing establishments, which led to an epidemic of syphilis, in the Middle Ages in the West, the bathing culture and the very tradition of regular washing were almost completely destroyed. In contrast, our ministers of the church never touched the Russian bath, considering it the most important assistant in preserving the bodily and spiritual purity of believers.

It is thanks to the steam Russian bath, quite recently known throughout Europe, that the ancient tradition of soaring at high temperatures, so popular today, has been preserved.

This begs the question of saunas. How did it happen that they gave odds to the art of the Russian bath? Until 1714, that is, before the first fall under the influence of Russia, Finland was under the yoke of Sweden for 600 years. Having adopted Catholicism, the Finns, along with the rest of the Europeans, began to zealously fight the care of the mortal human body, almost completely losing their bathing traditions.

For centuries, diligently eradicating saunas on their lands, the Finns eventually preserved them only in the most dense rural settlements, where they served exclusively for drying or smoking fish and meat, as well as storing hemp, flax and vegetables.

In 1809, the country of Suomi, as an autonomous Grand Duchy of Finland, became part of Russian Empire. During the Russian rule, proximity to St. Petersburg with its numerous bathhouses, which were the centers of metropolitan life - they opened libraries, discussed political issues, invented literary and musical works - returned the Finns' interest in soaring. Gradually, new bathhouses appeared in the cities. In order not to conflict with religious norms, they decided to behave like in a church.

Since then, the etiquette in the sauna has been to soar in deathly silence, in contrast to Russian banyas, in which loud conversations and cheerful laughter reign.

After the restoration of Finland's independence in 1917, the Finns again began to disown their own bathing traditions, allegedly imposed by "dense" Russia and Russians.

The world first learned about the sauna during the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin. The habitat of Finnish athletes in the Olympic village was equipped with a transportable wooden cabin with a powerful electric furnace, the miraculous effect of which explained the sports achievements of the team. Gradually, rumors about a Finnish remedy for warming up the body of an athlete in order to relieve muscle fatigue, fight pain and fatigue after the competition were overgrown with confirmed medical facts.

Saunas have become even more famous because of the Finns' desire to keep up with the times. They replaced the bulky heater with an electric stove, which made it possible to arrange a steam room even in a small bathroom in an apartment building.

A Russian person does not have to be ashamed of his history. We have carefully preserved traditional steam rooms to this day and, not shying away from modern world trends, we are opening Finnish saunas with a Russian bath, so that everyone who wants to join the bathing culture can find a suitable option for themselves.

Soaring in the bath is not just a pleasant procedure, an opportunity to relax and unwind. The Russian bath has long been famous for its healing and rejuvenating properties. A real wood-fired sauna in the Barin sauna complex near Moscow will allow you to get rid of accumulated stress and fatigue, cleanse your body and soul, gain positive emotions and recharge your batteries. We work all year round. A birch-wood sauna is located in a cozy two-story house equipped with a swimming pool with warm water. Birch, oak and juniper twigs, eco-steaming (with herbs and essential oils) and, of course, the art of professional bath attendants are at guests' disposal.

The Russian wood-fired sauna cleanses the body, activates the metabolism and removes toxins - after the bath you feel refreshed, invigorated and full of energy. The conditions created in a wood-fired sauna - steam and temperature changes - contribute to the restoration of blood vessels, strengthening the heart muscle, removing excess moisture and toxins and normalizing the water-salt balance. We recommend visiting a bathhouse or a sauna with a pool regularly for those who want to get rid of extra pounds, improve skin condition, restore the functioning of the respiratory system, and overcome chronic diseases of the ENT organs. The Russian bath is an excellent beautician: a good steam room with a birch broom cleanses the skin, ridding it of blackheads and blackheads, making the skin surface velvety and healthy. And, of course, steaming is a woman's best friend in the fight against cellulite.

The sauna and the Russian bath in the Barin bath complex are equipped in such a way as to fully recreate the classic conditions in which our ancestors used to bathe. We heat the banya with natural firewood, unlike many other inexpensive modern banyas in the Moscow region, where artificial heaters are installed. Thanks to the use of birch firewood, a unique fine steam is created in our sauna. City baths, saunas, which abound in Shchelkovo, Fryazino, Chernogolovka, Balashikha, Ivanteevka, Korolev, Mytishchi, Krasnoarmeysk and other cities of the Moscow region, cannot boast of such. In cities, most often there is no way to install a special wood-burning stove. In "Barin", located in a cozy corner near Moscow, far from noisy cities, there is such an opportunity. Our bath-sauna with a swimming pool is always waiting for its guests!

Almost all peoples have baths. These are Turkish hammam, Roman thermae, Finnish sauna, and Japanese ofuro, but none of them is associated with so many good feelings as our Russian bath. A real Russian banya is not only a rest for the soul and body, but also an opportunity to improve your health.

However, in order to get the maximum pleasure and benefit from bath procedures, you should be aware of all their nuances, and we will talk about this in this article.

General information about the Russian steam room

To date, there is no reliable information about when baths appeared in Russia. The first mention of a steam room dates back to the 11th century, and since then the traditions of bath procedures have firmly entered Russian culture.

Russian baths help to increase immunity and cure a whole list of ailments, hardening the body. In addition, the steam bath has a calming effect on the nervous system, relieving tension, stress, fatigue..

Traditionally, such buildings were built of logs. And now the owners of dachas and private houses often prefer wooden buildings, since the tree not only keeps the heat perfectly, but also creates a unique bath flavor. The main competitor of a log today is a beam, since its shape greatly simplifies the process of erection.

Often, brick buildings are also found, as well as baths made of cinder blocks and foam blocks, which are built in order to reduce the cost of work.

Today, the bath in Russian has two firebox options:

1. In black, which is outdated and rather inconvenient.

So our ancestors drowned in pairs. In this case, all the smoke and smoke remained in the room, therefore, immediately before the visitors entered, the steam room was ventilated.

1. Over time, the bath in Russia began to be equipped with a chimney, and this type of firebox was called "in white", since all the smoke and fumes were removed from the room through the chimney. This type of arrangement has survived to this day almost unchanged.

In order to understand what a Russian steam room is, you should learn about its main rooms, each of which performs certain functions.

Dressing room for comfort and coziness

The dressing room is the first room in which the bath visitor finds himself. It is here that the first impression of the steam room is formed at the enterer. In modern ones, it is most often combined with a rest room, because the comfort in the bath directly depends on its arrangement.

In the old village buildings, the waiting rooms were very cramped. They could fit a maximum of three people, and then with great difficulty. Their decoration also left much to be desired: a bench, hangers, a poker, a place for storing firewood. The ceilings were low, and such a room did not inspire any comfort.

The fact is that earlier a slightly different meaning was invested in the bath, because its main purpose was washing clothes and washing the body. However, since the amenities in the form of baths appeared in city apartments, the purpose of the bath has changed somewhat. Now washing has faded into the background, but the main properties of the steam room have become the healing of the body and relaxation.

In this regard, more stringent requirements began to be put forward for dressing rooms:

1. If a dressing room, then its dimensions should be calculated as follows: 2-3 m2 for each visitor.
2. Ideally, in addition to a wardrobe and a place for storing firewood, a fairly large table with benches or chairs should be placed here. Usually tea parties are held here in between visits to the steam room. And this is very important, because with sweat a large amount of fluid is excreted from the body, the supply of which needs to be replenished.

Advice!
Choose wooden furniture for bath rooms, since any upholstery will not withstand the constant humidity that is present in the dressing room.

1. It will also be more convenient to load firewood into the heater from the dressing room, since there is a place for storing fuel here.

1. Modern rest rooms have a more aesthetic appearance. In brick baths they are sheathed with clapboard.

The main premises of the Russian steam room

In addition to the dressing room, the bathhouse includes the following rooms:

1. Steam room. As a rule, it is distinguished by a simple arrangement. A stove-heater, a thermometer, well-arranged shelves are installed here.

Advice!
It is advisable to install a clock in the steam room so that you know how long you take the procedures.
This is especially important for beginners, because you should get used to the sauna heat gradually, starting from a few minutes.

1. Washroom or laundry room. Here a person takes a contrast shower after a steam room. In ancient times, the function of this room was performed by a natural reservoir, near which a bathhouse was built. But over time, people began to build such structures in their yards, and not everyone had access to a lake or river.
   Traditionally, a wooden barrel with water was installed in such a room. Also, a bucket with a rope was hung from one of the walls to a height higher than human height. Pulling the rope, the man overturned the bucket cold water. Today, this shower option is equipped with an automatic bucket filling system.

Often, in modern washrooms, a small pool is installed instead of a barrel. The wooden barrel can also be replaced with a plastic or metal container.

Advice!
If you plan to use the sauna building year-round, then it is advisable to provide a bathroom here.

Bath and making progress

Let's look at what traditions of the Russian bath have been rethought in connection with the development of progress:

1. Instead of stone stoves, purchased iron stoves are increasingly being installed, which is much more practical. At the same time, the price of modern metal stoves is much lower than traditional heaters. They heat up faster and give off heat faster.
2. The appearance of shower cabins in sinks is gradually replacing barrels of water. It is much more convenient to take a contrast shower here. However, the presence of a shower cabin implies the presence of plumbing and a septic tank.
3. In the washroom, ceramic tiles are often laid on the floor. Equipped with a system of warm floors, it does not create discomfort for the legs at all.
4. Automatic filling of tubs with water, as already mentioned above.

How to steam

Everyone knows the healing effect of the Russian bath on the body. But it is marked only if you approach correctly. Failure to follow certain rules can lead to serious damage to your body.

The following instruction will save you from mistakes, and, accordingly, from unpleasant moments of soaring:

1. Steam a broom before visiting the steam room.
2. While the broom is in hot water, you can make the first entry into the steam room.

Advice!
Before visiting the steam room, it is advisable to take a warm shower for 2-3 minutes.
You can't get your head wet!

1. Before entering the steam room, put a special felt hat on your head.
2. Start procedures from the lower shelves, which are characterized by a lower temperature. The optimum temperature to start is 60 degrees.
3. Climb higher, lie down a little on the top shelf. In this case, it is desirable that the legs are slightly higher than the head. This position of the body facilitates the work of the heart.
4. After sweating, you should go to the rest room.
5. The second entry is already carried out with a broom.

The main feature of the Russian bath is the high temperature of the steam room. In order to raise the temperature, it is necessary to splash a small amount of water on the heated stones. A powerful jet of hot air will come from the stones, which will fill the bath with dry steam.

1. Steaming with a broom is better in pairs. The one who takes a steam bath, lie down on his stomach on a shelf and relax. The steamer first whips the steamer with weak blows of the broom, gradually intensifying the blows.
2. At the end of the warm-up, the body can be rubbed with a broom. On average, this procedure lasts no more than 10 minutes.
3. After the steam room, we go to the washing room, where we take a contrast shower.
4. Then we send to the rest room and, after drinking tea or mineral water, again we head to the steam room. Usually this cycle is repeated 3-4 times.

Advice!
If there is no samovar or kettle in the bath, then tea should be taken with you in a thermos so that it is hot.

Conclusion

All the secrets of the Russian bath cannot be told in one article, but you should have had a general idea of ​​​​what a Russian bath is. As you can see, not only building a building with your own hands, but also the correct adoption of bath procedures is a whole science. And even more usefulness have prepared a video for you in this article!

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Real Russian sauna on birch wood- the main component of our magnificent estate. For many centuries baths in the Russian people were considered the property of culture, and not a subject of the economy. Variety of types baths with set additional services give incredible freedom in choice, which can be limited, perhaps, by your own imagination.

Connoisseurs of heat, brooms and light steam are invited by the Gosteev bath complex. Luxurious wooden log cabins conceal the true Russian sauna on wood. Two-story towers are equipped with the necessary accessories for easy soaring and relaxation. Steam rooms on birch wood will please with a variety of brooms: juniper, birch, oak, eucalyptus. Pleasant interiors of each bath of our complex will surprise and delight guests.

Russian baths on the wood of the bath complex "Gosteev"

The bath complex offers its customers a wide range of wooden log cabins. Miscellaneous conditions recreation areas are available for renting a bath patio for the interior and cost, meeting the needs of customers. Each complex is equipped with cozy steam rooms.

Bath "Birch". Traditional Russian wood-fired sauna

"Birch" bath for 6 people is made in the traditional style.

A two-story log house includes: a white sauna on birch wood, showers, a living room, a rest room, and a bedroom.

At the exit from the steam room you will find indispensable attributes of the bath - tubs for dousing with cold water. After a strong steam bath, those who like to plunge into an ice font will feel every cell of their body. Pleasant tingling will give a feeling of purity and tranquility.

After the steam room, you can enjoy the tranquility of the atmosphere and fresh air in a cozy gazebo.

Bath "Taiga". Russian wood-fired sauna with taiga aroma

"Taiga" bath for 6 people is a subtle aroma of taiga forests, firewood crackling, a cozy atmosphere that will allow you to relax, unwind, spend time with health benefits. A pleasant company of friends will cheer you up.

Green tea with mint tones and normalizes the body's water balance. A two-storey log house includes: a sauna, showers, a living room, a rest room, a bedroom.

Our caring staff will offer you to drink herbal tea and a restaurant menu with a large selection of dishes cooked on a charcoal grill.

Russian bath "Eurasia" - this is the main road to the world of Beauty and Health!

Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of complete relaxation. The two-story log house includes: steam room on birch wood, hammam, swimming pool, fonts, living room, rest room, bedroom, billiards.

The steam room will relieve fatigue and help you relax as much as possible. The stove-heater will warm and feed those who are tired of everyday worries.

Russian bath always built near the water. In the log house "Eurasia" this is also provided - the cottage is equipped with an indoor pool to cool the heated body.

We can surprise guests with variety and offer an oriental pearl - hammam. The Turkish bath will help you relax as much as possible in a cozy atmosphere and improve your well-being. Under the influence of temperature and moisture, the cardiovascular system and capillary network are strengthened, muscles relax, pores open, cleansing the body.

Turkish hammam will help you enjoy oriental chic and sophistication. Pleasant feelings of relaxation and peace. The pool will help you cool off after a hot soar. Having thoroughly steamed, you can play billiards, being distracted from topical everyday thoughts and worries.

After a hot bath and water procedures, cozy rest rooms await guests. Russian atmosphere: gatherings at the samovar, fascinating conversations, billiards.Relax and enjoy life. Gathered with friends, you can have fun and discuss issues of interest. Perfect vacation for a big noisy company.

Bathhouse "Nikifor" - Russian wood-fired sauna

"Nikifor" is a ritual of cleansing the body and spirit with the help of steam and healing herbs. High temperature and humidity will relieve stress, fatigue, remove toxins from the body. The two-story log house includes: wood-fired bath, showers, living room, 2 bedrooms.

Bath "in white" in Russian traditions will allow you to get true spiritual pleasure.

The spacious living room protects from the daily hustle and bustle and immerses you in an atmosphere of maximum relaxation. The peaceful atmosphere will allow you to enjoy every minute of your stay in the complex.

Guests are invited to dip after soaring in a decoction of meadow herbs or in milk, beer, and even champagne. Incredible sensations will distract from everyday life and help you get relaxation and pleasure.

Features of the Russian bath in the bath complex "Gosteev"

From time immemorial Russian sauna was famous for its great healing power, healing diseases and ailments. To relieve the burden of everyday worries, relax and get a charge of vivacity for the next working week - the Russian bath of the Gosteev estate will help. The steam room, saturated with the magical aromas of meadow herbs and fragrant honey, will fill your soul with peace. A miraculous massage with a broom, performed according to the ancient methods of our great-grandfathers, in the skillful hands of bath attendants, will give a miracle and peace. After the bath, the body will gain lightness, thoughts - purity, the body - health, and the soul - peace.

A cozy courtyard with a high fence so that an outsider's curious glance does not disturb guests.

The homestead will also delight lovers modern recreation, and for adherents of customs - a font filled with warm water, medicinal broth or even champagne.

The range of services provided

We have tried to recreate the bath procedures with maximum accuracy in order to give the cells of your body incredible pleasure, health and beauty.

Since ancient times, it has been famous for its unlimited healing power. Body washing was a ritual that identified spiritual cleansing. Thanks to birch sauna on wood with a light steam and a birch broom, Ancient Russia was famous for strong heroes and red maidens. Strong heat helped the Slavs to be strong in spirit and body, bursting with health.

Wooden log cabins of the complex will delight guests with a pleasant exterior. Real Russian steam room will give a lot of positive impressions, help you escape from problems and relax. Sauna on birch wood heal the body and mental state.

The cozy atmosphere of the complex will help to relax and unwind, to enjoy the process. A professional bath attendant will select a suitable broom for you, make a body massage, telling about the history Russian bath and vaping traditions. In the process of steaming with a broom, you will get unforgettable emotions and pleasure. Do not miss the opportunity to use the services of a bathhouse attendant to learn more about pair art.

Aromatherapy will help enhance the beneficial effect of birch firewood and consolidate the health-improving preventive effect of the steam room. By choosing the desired aroma, you can calm the nervous system, prevent colds, strengthen the immune system, relax muscles and strengthen blood vessels.

Bath complex "Gosteev" wonderful place for holding a holiday, an informal business meeting, days off. The manor bath will help to organize any party. come to wood-fired bathhouse and get a lot of positive impressions! Our restaurant will delight guests with a variety of menus. Our chefs will surprise you with traditional Russian, Caucasian, Jewish cuisine. A variety of appetizers, salads, hot dishes, and cooked on the grill will delight and satisfy guests.

The complex has secure parking for cars. We guarantee the safety of our clients.

The bath has always been the center of mental relaxation and sincere fun. Reviving good traditions, we create conditions for have a great holiday providing quality service to its customers. The chic interiors of the guest complexes are conducive to the enjoyment of relaxation, fun and easy communication of a friendly company. With us you will rest your body and soul, restore your strength and find harmony with the outside world. We guarantee you complete relaxation and a lot of pleasant sensations. You will be able to recharge with positive energy for upcoming events and affairs.

We are waiting for you to visit!