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There are lots of samples to create shortcut to a file or folder, but all I have is object GUID, like {9438384-39393-394848-439498} (not a real one). I can’t understand where I can resolve guid to idlist in this tutorial about creating shortcut to a non-file object.
So, the solution was easy. Use shell:::{94308384-3939-3948-4394-4498} as path for the folder and create it as usual.