Welcome to Natia Malazonias artistic journey! 

I am proud to have been born in  country Georgia Tbilisi,  I am filled with pride and joy as I reflect on my roots in Georgia, a country rich in history, culture, and tradition. Being born here has blessed me with a profound connection to a culture that constantly inspires and fuels my creativity. The beauty of Georgia’s culture gives me a unique vision and a guiding hand in my artistic journey.

After graduating from the Art Academy in my homeland, I embarked on an internship in 

 Tapestry and Art Textile Museum,   where I had the privilege of studying various techniques that have deeply influenced my work. One of the most impactful experiences was learning the partition enamel technique. This method not only refined my understanding of composition and design but also taught me the importance of intricate detail in creating striking, layered works. The process of drawing, designing, and meticulously working with partitions continues to inspire and shape my creative vision, allowing me to craft pieces that are both visually captivating and richly textured. after  during  that moment which I walked at a Georgian National Museum in Tbilisi . It was there that I first encountered the breathtaking  Khakhuli triptych icon.(Georgian  The Khakhuli triptych  ) is a partially preserved large repoussé triptych icon of the Theotokos (Virgin Mary) created in medieval Georgia. It incorporates over 100 specimens of Georgian and Byzantine cloisonné enamel dated from the 8th to the 12th century. The icon is now on display at Art Museum of Georgia in Tbilisi. I can still recall how the icon spoke to me, its timeless beauty compelling me to learn this art form. It was then that I promised to dedicate myself to studying this technique, despite the challenges I faced. In those days, there were no phones or maps to guide me, yet my passion and determination led me to discover the finest   "Ornament Art Gallery", Tbilisi (Georgia)  I learned the intricate art of cloisonné enamel, a royal technique that has captivated me ever since. The lessons they imparted were more than just skills—they were a gift, a deep connection to the divine that I will never forget. I now realize that cloisonné enamel has become as essential to me as air itself. Without it, life would lose its color and meaning. 

As I continue to work with this mesmerizing technique, I feel an overwhelming desire to share it with others. For 27 years, I have honed my craft, and I am eager to pass this knowledge down to future generations. 

Cloisonné enamel is not just an art form; it is a celebration of tradition, innovation, and the timeless beauty of craftsmanship.

I work and teach my students with a variety of mediums, including Cloisonné enamel, Mosaic , Acrylic Painting, Oil Painting, Mixed Media. Each technique offers its own unique challenges and rewards, allowing you to create stunning works of art.  Painting in nature allows me to immerse myself in the sights, sounds, and colors of the natural world, providing a unique and inspiring backdrop for creativity and self-expression. 

 Sharing this passion with my students and witnessing their enthusiasm and love for the technique fills me with immense joy. 

Join me on this creative odyssey as we explore the beauty and intricacy of cloisonné enamel together. 

My ultimate goal is to leave a lasting legacy that celebrates the beauty of cloisonné enamel and inspires others to continue its legacy for centuries to come. 

Together, we can nurture  this art form, we explore its beauty, intricacy, and rich history, celebrating the fusion of tradition and innovation that makes this technique timeless."