Welcome to my artistic journey!
I am proud to have been born in country Georgia Tbilisi, a country with a rich history that spans long centuries. My deep love for cloisonné enamel began 27years ago, when I first saw The Khakhuli triptych . (Georgian khakhulis khati) is a partially preserved large repoussé triptych icon of theTheotokos (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.It was in that moment that I decided to dedicate myself to studying this incredible technique. Cloisonné enamel has a long tradition in Georgia, I’m grateful that this passion has been nurtured and shaped in my homeland, and I’m excited to share my love and experience craftsmanship of cloisonné with others.
I work and teach my students with a variety of mediums, including Cloisonné enamel,Painting Enamel,Mosaic,Acrylic, Oil Painting, Textile 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. By passing on the art of cloisonné enamel and spreading awareness about its history and significance, I hope to contribute to the preservation and growth of this unique technique.
Sharing this passion with my students and witnessing their enthusiasm and love for the technique fills me with immense joy. 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." It is a rewarding experience to see others embrace this art form and embark on their own creative journeys. Join me on this creative odyssey as we explore the beauty and intricacy of cloisonné enamel together. Let's celebrate the fusion of tradition and innovation in art, and delve into the rich history and craftsmanship that make this technique truly timeless.
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.