Crimea

The Crimea collection was created in collaboration with the Crimean Tatar artist Rustem Skybin.

Rustem developed a special style of polychrome painting of ceramic products Kuru Isar based on the ancient Crimean Tatar embroidery and has been creating various ceramic products with unique designs for many years.

After the occupation of the peninsula by Russia, the master left Crimea and moved to Kyiv, where he founded his creative workshop. 

There are two main elements in the paintings for scarves - a grape leaf, which symbolizes a woman-mother, and an almond grain, which represents a child-girl. This strong connection of generations allowed to preserve the foundation, the cultural gene of the nation, which was subjected to many trials. Unisex shirts and tunics were also created with this print.