The Bulgarian designer revamping everyday objects to create avant-garde jewellery
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Makers of Siberia
While rightly famous for its stunning landscapes, Siberia remains little-known to cultural cognoscenti. But this is changing thanks to a generation of young creatives expressing the spirit of their native land through artisanal jewellery, fabrics and film. The Calvert Journal…
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