E-GALLERY

In our e-gallery, we celebrate the artistry of thoughtfully crafted pieces in decorative arts,

fashion, and crafts.

Experience the philosophy of slow fashion and ornament, where beauty and sustainability intertwine.

Olga Boyarinova

Artist, fashion designer

She is a graduate of the Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Industry in Saint Petersburg. Since 1999, Olga has worked as a designer for various local brands, and in 2006 she founded her own fashion house Olga Boyarinova. Under this name, she created costumes for theater and stage looks for Russian and foreign artists. In 2013, she became particularly interested in the topic of sustainable development in fashion and six years later launched the Boyari brand as a result of long-term research. She was particularly inspired by the material "apple skin" (yes, it actually contains apple peel), as well as the highly eco-friendly fabrics Tencel and Hollofiber. In Boyari, she sews everything from dresses and down jackets to bags.


VIGO: arts&crafts

From ancient cave paintings to modern textiles,
ornament transcends geographical boundaries and linquistic barries, serving as a visual laguage that communicates to our shared humanity.

These crafts, deeply rooted in the nomadic cultures of Central Asia, have not only remained but also perfected the techniques of felt-making and hand-woven rugs.

In 2012, this specific style of rug weaving was recognized by UNESCO as a cultural heritage.

Maria Bitter

Artist.

Born in St. Petersburg (Russia), she has lived in Berlin, Germany since 2004

Olga V. (Valery) Müller

Artist.
Olga V. Müller earned a Master of Fine Arts in 2004 from the State Academy of Art and Design in St. Petersburg, Faculty of Monumental Art.
Born in St. Petersburg; Russia, she has lived in Frankfurt am Main, Germany since 2011.

Victor Rozhdestvensky

Contemporary artist who crafts footwear for the cultural and artistic realm. He is the founder of the eponymous bespoke atelier, where he creates under both the MyStory and VRDY labels.
Born in St. Petersburg. Russia.

Jyldiz Zhartyevna Asanakuunova

Within her studio's hushed embrace, artist Jyldiz Zhartyevna Asanakuunova weaves ancient Kyrgyz traditions into vibrant felt. Each piece, born of skillful hands and time-honored techniques, carries a warmth and soulfulness that transcends borders, finding its way to appreciative clients worldwide. Her mission: to preserve a heritage and empower the artisans who keep these timeless crafts alive.