This Moscow-based brand offers handcrafted aromatic candles with captivating shapes and delightful color palettes. Their candles come in the form of true morels, fly agarics, boletes, as well as Buddhas, rabbits, Maneki-neko beconing cats, Sergei Esenin's bust, and a variety of other designs. The candles are made from natural beeswax and emit a subtle fragrance of patchouli or smoky oud.
Utenok is an online retailer that allows you to buy children's clothes without leaving home. The brand specializes in the wholesale and retail sale of children's clothing of its own production. The goal is to speed up the process of choosing clothes for a child and make it as easy and pleasant as possible. The retailer is constantly expanding its range of products.
Utenok manufactures clothes using natural fabrics - cotton, wool and linen, and the print patterns are applied with modern equipment using non-toxic paints. Those are the key benefits of the retailer. It is for that reason you can be absolutely sure your child is not going to have an allergic reaction. All clothing items have the Certificates of Conformity asserting that the products comply with the standards of the Russian Federation, Belarus and Kazakhstan. Clothing can be found on Russian online retailers, including Wildberries, Ozon, Beru!, as well as Dochki-Synochki chain of supermarkets.
The craftsmen of the workshop carry out projects with a meaning. People of various creative professions work hard there: artists, designers, writers, musicians and craftsmen. They implement cultural and business projects, including branding projects for the Yugra region. Among their completed projects are the designing of the Reindeer herders' festival at Saranpaul, thematic graffiti for the 44th World Chess Olympiad, a unique font for the photo exhibition of Oleg Zotov "The Heart of Yugra".
When making orders at the Uzor Mira Workshop, it is vital to keep in mind and plan for subsequent growth of your project. Because the philosophy of the creative space is not about showing you a brand book with a bunch of pointless recommendations inside, but instead carrying out a project that will live it's own life and evolve, as it grows.
Uzor Utum is a jewelry company that handcrafts unique and exceptional pieces using gold and silver. Their designs combine ethnic elements, avant-garde styles, Eastern influences, and precious gemstone accents. The jewelry pieces are also crafted with Chrome Diopside, which is found only in Eastern Siberia, and with mammoth tusk.
The company produces a range of jewelry, including traditional Yakut designs as well as modern pieces such as earrings, rings, and Yakut amulet pendants, all crafted to provide protection and bring good luck. Unique jewelry pieces such as cuffs and flexible silver full-finger rings are also available for purchase. Their jewelry pieces have repeatedly emerged as winners in prestigious exhibitions and competitions. Uzor Utum is a repeated winner of the jewelry competition "The Best Decoration of Russia".
The collection of poetry V Yazykakh Ognya (In Tongues of Fire) is the result of the joint creative work of indigenous representatives of Finno-Ugric and Samoyedic cultures: teachers, poets, translators, journalists. The collection, composed by Alla Ishtimirova-Posokhova, presents poems with translations into Finno-Ugric and Samoyedic languages. It also contains poems in 18 Finno-Ugric and 4 Samoyedic languages. It was published as part of the International Decade of Indigenous Languages under the auspices of the United Nations.
The collection demonstrates not only artistic, but also scientific importance, because it is a universal source for the analysis of language affinities. The anthology has a total of 74 works in 22 different dialects with a print run of 150 copies. It won in the "Best book in the languages of the indigenous peoples of Yugra" nomination of the regional competition Yugorskaya Kniga 2022.
VOLNA is a local music label. It translates as "WAVE" in English. It produces records by local electronic musicians and DJs, regularly holds parties in Nizhny Novgorod and other Russian cities, builds a community of music lovers. It was founded in 2017. VOLNA also hosts music podcasts featuring remixes by Russian DJs and producers.
The label has signed artists like Low Tape, DJ No Regular Meat, Saintmisha, Kaplan, AAXXX, Thessia, Pravda, Flat, Skinpeeler and others. Volna released two compilations on cassettes and in digital format, a series of branded merch, held several streams with TAKT, brought artists like Vtgnike, DJ Heure, Outify, honeälome, Pasha Zakharov, GetCosy to Nizhny Novgorod.
In 2018, the Central City Youth Library named after M.A. Svetlov launched a unique project to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Ivan Turgenev's birth. It is based on the creation of 3D videos using VR (virtual reality) technology for the stories. The videos bring to life two captivating literary works: "Bezhin Meadow" from the "A Sportsman's Sketches" collection of short stories and "Torrents of Spring" novella. Excerpts from the works are read by famous actors Yuri Kolokolnikov and Aglaya Tarasova.
The idea of the project is to demonstrate how imagination intertwines with reality during the reading process. The VR artist, Denis Semenov, skillfully employed tilt brush technology (that lets you paint in 3D space) to craft virtual literary images and immersive spaces in real-time, guided by the associations and fantasies of the readers. The project resulted in videos and VR tours that bring Turgenev's literary world to life.
ValArt is a conceptual designer brand of silk scarves, centered around the idea of "bringing to life" the masterpieces of renowned artists. The production exclusively employs 100% natural fabrics including silk satin, silk twill, silk wool, and cashmere. Scarves are available in five sizes, ranging from petite neckerchiefs measuring 60x60 to generous cashmere scarves at 140x140.
Benefiting from contemporary equipment, the brand utilizes the safest dyes and technologies, allowing the scarves to be gently laundered without compromising color or quality. These scarves showcase artworks from eminent painters like Michelangelo, Gustav Klimt, Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, as well as self-portraits by Frida Kahlo.