Keykeeper,2006, inner side
pyrography, tropical wood

Mandala "World Structure", 2008"
diameter 32cm, pyrography, wood

The solar symbol in the centre depicts the arch-father of Ancient Kuzhebar – Yagdyn. The inner circle build Dethless Creatures, who bring into the world different kinds of beings, which symbols you can see on the external circle. On the frontal world plane it is easily to recognise axles, which present the vision of an always growing and renewing world.

"Khubonnanuh", 2012
Pyrography, Birchwood, diameter 30 cm

Khubonannuh is a protecting spirit of a small island in Gulf of Siam of the South China Sea.

The legends say that this spirit is very big and its body enrings the island like a snake. The head of Khubanannuh is on the western part of the… island and its tail goes to the sea, creating boarders of its posessions – the protected living zone for people, animals and plants. In the morning one can see strange traces on the sand of the seashore. People say it is Khubanannuh coming out of the sea to check its land.

Khubanannuh is very kind to all beengs of the island but can be very dangerous for those who come with bad intentions. Last time Khubonnanuh has a new duty – to protect the island against commercial tourism and the spirit seems to be really competent in it.

Kuzheshu-Fish, 2010
pyrography, spruce
(40х20 cm)

The Kuzheshu-Fish was often honoured with special songs in Ancient Kuzhebar. When somebody wanted to know something about relatives or friends who were far away, he sang a question-song to Kuzheshu.

Kuzheshu-Fish knew everything what had even happen under or above the earth. It lived in water and all secrets and mysteries, which were kept in rivers, lakes, seas and oceans, in ground waters and waterfalls, in rain, fog, steam and even in tears of humans and animals were for it easy accessible. Kuzheshu.