A Twilly collection in which ornament becomes a language.
Not folklore. Not stylisation. A cultural code translated into a contemporary visual rhythm. 

At its heart lies the heart motif itself. Yet this is not a romantic symbol in the usual sense. It is an archetype: centre, source, pulse. In Russian decorative art, ornament was always more than decoration — it was a sign, a talisman, a system of repetition and memory. In Russian Heart this principle is preserved, but stripped of all excess. 

The collection comes in four colours, each expressing a state of mind rather than a mere shade: 

• Mist — cool, complex, intellectual.
• Dawn — soft, alive, with a warm breath.
• Linen — light, architectural, pure. 
• Sky — clear, assured, composed.

Russian Heart is not about nostalgia. It is about a confident identity.
About ornament as a mark of belonging to a culture that knows how to be profound and contemporary at once. 

Russian Heart is about a woman who knows where she comes from. And who therefore has nothing to explain.