Featured Russian? painted lacquer pin, Help with writing.

Picked this up at one of my favorite thrifts.
1 1/2" x 2 1/4" The pin part is a safety pin? I hope someone can read Russian and tell me what it says on the back, And I am sure it tells a story too?

 

The word on the left is the town where it was made: Mstera

The middle in quotation marks is the name of the picture. Looks like "Danila-Master" I haven't tried to see what that means.

On the right is the name of the person who painted it. Looks like Bychenkov N. These usually have the last name of the person first, followed by their first initial. So N. Bychenkov. Probably a painter employed by the company or factory that made it.

 

I'm not sure, but it may be referring to one of these stories about Danilo, who became a master stone craftsman? But it could be something else.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stone_Flower

 

That's awesome @Figtree3 .Thank you very much.
Mikey

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stone_Flower

 

When the "Nicholas and Alexandria" exhibition was do the rounds of several cities in the US, the gift shop sold pins like the one you have. I was a guide for the exhibition in Mobile and purchased several of them myself. Most of the scenes painted on them were about Russian folklore or fairy tales.Some were signed and some were not. Most of them had safety pins just like the one on your pin. I have given several away as gifts along with the story that went with each pin. The pins look wonderful on coat lapels and women's dresses. They usually attack attention and the person owning the pin can then tell the story represented by on the pin. You should hold your as a special treasure.