A sky, a deer eye, and a goose foot: what ornaments of “the aristocrats of tundra” mean and how they are produced
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Сomprises over 20 000 authentic ornaments from 70+ countries. Covers 20+ types and 200+ styles of applied and decorative arts
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Our artist team vectorize authentic ornaments with high precision.
We work with governments, corporations and small companies alike providing them with vector ornaments for their creative needs
Reconstruction is a detailed digital copy of a historical ornament. It allows to see original pattern in the new light in isolation from the old object surface, and to instantly use it for any task.
In analytics section we publish expert reviews of selected styles of ornamental graphics.
Traditional clothing ornaments, their technique and meaning in the culture of one of the smallest indigenous peoples in Russia
The examples of patterns in lace, embroidery, rugmaking, and painting on wood that represent different manifestations of spring: sunshine, seasonal holidays, and blossoming nature.