2025 | Professional

MUSE Design Awards Gold Winner

Boyar fur coat

Entrant

Siberian Design Centre

Category

Fashion Design - Limited Edition

Client's Name

Siberian Design Centre

Country / Region

Russia

About The Entry

The project aims to promote literary and design heritage through relevant technologies. The fur coat was inspired by I.Y. Bilibin's illustrations to A.S. Pushkin's "The Tale of the Golden Cockerel", kept in the Osnova Design Museum collections. Every detail of the fur coat is handmade using tufting and carpet embroidery technologies. Manual tufting is a method in which a product is made by a twisted thread onto a base. The yarn is threaded through the eye of a special "pistol" and punched through the fabric from the inside out, making a progressive movement. The base of the fur coat was carefully reinforced with a silicone coating to preserve the beauty of the product for many seasons to come.

Credits

Siberian Design Centre
Victor Klimenko
Siberian Design Centre
Anastasia Voronina-Darintseva
Siberian Design Centre
Olesya Pogodaeva
Siberian Design Centre
Vladimir Samoylov
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