«Sirin Bird» jacquard

The scarf is available for pre-order!
The discounted price applies to actual payment received by the end of March. We expect the finished print run to be delivered in May 2026.

Silver hues of the wooden shingles from the churches of the Russian North. A calm, deep-rooted Russian essence. A quiet protective aura imbued with profound symbolism.

The cosmogony of weaving in Slavic culture, where the Weaver goddess entwines the threads of human destinies into a single fabric. An illustration of life's dichotomy: in the interlacing of black and white threads, both black and white vanish. In their stead, a wealth of shades silvers upon the world.

Life is woven from contradictions. The world is not divided into black and white, and this symbolism is encoded within this protective shawl. Here, legends and fairy tales come to life: the white fire-steed and the subterranean Indrik; the Sirin bird and the hut of Baba Yaga, the guide to the Faraway Kingdom. Flights in dreams and reality, and even the vivid imagery of Kandinsky, embarking on its own independent journey through time.
An interlacing of threads, destinies, and eras. Woven from light and the memories of our culture, which grants us strength throughout all ages.

Luxurious composition: 65% natural silk and 35% lana vergine wool make the shawl light, dense, silvery, and tactilely pleasing. Edges: fringe. This piece is worthy of delicate care.