Twisting and turning.

It is a series of strings on the cities of Russia’s Golden Ring, where cities are represented not in one way but in three: profession, fishing, and a representative of the local fauna.

Thus, a person does not simply buy a souvenir, but rather collects the image of a city that is closer to him — through work, nature, or manual labor. And if he travels through several cities, he can connect elements of different cities and create a personal memory collection.

In order to implement the project, a combination of 3D plastic seals has been selected, followed by UV-smol coatings. As a result, objects are visualally similar to porcelain or glossy ceramics, adding soft and easy wreaths.

In addition to the individual sale, there is a velvet bonus display format, where round-trailing re-creates the image of a traditional Russian choir.

A collection of cards dedicated to the Golden Ring architecture. Nine cities form a unique view of paintings from famous temples, historical squares, rivers, and bridges. Every card is part of a big puzzle. They are united by the color solution of the series: the guash part is faced with a graph that leaves only noble gold accents. On the back, you can learn about architecture, get an address, and get a sense of string structure.

On the basis of traditional Russian handkerchiefs, I have developed modern analogys. Rhythm and composition embody the architecture and nature of cities in the bright colors of the Golden Ring.

The NanaBanana neroste was used to transform the keyboards. It helped translate flat images into bulk products.