The craft issue · Collection preview 2027

TORZHOK · GOLDWORK INSPIRATION

Porcelain

Ivory velvet, cocoa openwork, a single garnet bud. A quiet beginning to a vivid collection.

Torzhok is known for hand embroidery with metallic thread. Porcelain is our own palette, not the name of a historic painting tradition.

TORZHOK · GOLDWORK INSPIRATION

Garnet

Deep garnet and antique gold. Or Northern Night: petrol velvet with a quiet constellation of stitches.

Torzhok's goldwork tradition makes thread itself an ornament. Its precise handwork is the starting point for this story.

MOSCOW REGION · CERAMIC PAINTING

Gzhel

Cobalt blooms on milk-white velvet. The openwork traces a crisp blue frame around every piece.

Gzhel's blue-and-white painting is known for shaded brushwork and floral motifs. The rose is a favourite subject.

ARKHANGELSK REGION · WOOD PAINTING

Mezen

Oat velvet, charcoal thread, terracotta accents. Small marks create a powerful rhythm.

Mezen painting pairs red and black with rhythmic geometric marks and linear animal figures.

NORTHERN DVINA · BORETSK PAINTING

Borok

A tiny tulip, cranberry ribbons and golden openwork. Ornament becomes a personal detail.

Boretsk painting brings red flowers, green leaves and golden accents to a light ground. Branching plants are part of its visual language.

NORTHERN DVINA · PUCHUGA PAINTING

Puchuga

Pistachio velvet meets forest-green thread. A wandering vine gives the surface its movement.

Puchuga painting is distinguished by curling stems, red ornament and small green leaves on a pale ground.

NIZHNY NOVGOROD REGION · KHOKHLOMA

Khokhloma / Berry

Black velvet, berry-red embroidery and golden thread. Richness, held in balance.

Khokhloma's plant ornament includes grasses, leaves and berries, often set against red or black.

KHOKHLOMA · CURLING LEAF ORNAMENT

Khokhloma / Kudrina

Scarlet velvet and black openwork. A golden curl adds movement without covering the fabric.

Kudrina is a Khokhloma ornamental style built around curling leaves and rounded golden forms.

UDMURTIA · COUNTED EMBROIDERY

Udmurt / Diamond

Ivory, carmine and black. A stepped diamond echoes the measured rhythm of the woven grid.

Udmurt embroidery has many regional traditions. Geometric motifs and counted stitches are an important part of this textile heritage.

UDMURTIA · TEXTILE ORNAMENT

Udmurt / Fir

Black velvet, ivory thread and a flash of red. Our forest motif keeps its shape small and graphic.

Tree-like motifs appear in Udmurt ornament. Their forms belong to a varied living tradition, rather than one universal symbolic code.

ROSTOV VELIKY · PAINTED ENAMEL

Finift / Blue

Powder blue, ivory openwork and a miniature rose bouquet. A removable enamel-style charm completes the concept.

Rostov finift is miniature painting on enamel. Floral compositions bring a painterly delicacy to the small surface.

ROSTOV VELIKY · PAINTED ENAMEL

Finift / Rose

Dusty rose, pearl-grey thread and plum ribbons. Tiny flowers finish the collection on a softer note.

The intimate scale of enamel miniatures inspires this last colour story: detail becomes the centre of attention.

Your colour. Your silhouette.

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