‘We create designs inspired by an artistic vision of the world’ – this is how we defined part of the Leta’s cultural pattern. Among them there are also, for example, encouraging women’s independence and self-expression , environmental protection as well as setting and maintaining the highest possible quality standards in the manufacture of our items.
Still, originating jewelry as a work of art is our priority. We apply this creative approach to all our projects.
Our reimagined Gift Card is the result of collaboration with talented artists from around the world. On the front side of the card you will find some regular information about the value of the card and an activation code, whereas the back side has a work of art, created by an artist especially for this card issue. What makes this card valuable is that each issue is limited of only 100, so it’s definitely worth saving even after spending.
This project has, just like some other projects of ours, an element of charity, as 10% of every card we sell will be transferred to a charity fund, chosen by an artist.
Our first artist is Ira Kruglova, a graphic designer and illustrator who is well-known for her remarkable and colourful works. Her creations are that focus on minimalism and precision, inspired by modern culture, nature and simple objects that offer appealing patterns and textures.
This work of Ira presents three ladies, each with her own appearance and style. They might have opposite attitudes and different values, but each of them is beautiful in her uniqueness.
Gift Card by Irina Kruglova
Ira chose The Sisters Center, a Russian non-governmental non-profit organization that helps survivors of domestic sexual violence. Leta will transfer them part of the funds from each card sale.
Any amount is available at your choice on our site. The card will be delivered with our regular shipping provider. Another option is a virtual card, whereby both the promo code and a picture will be sent by e-mail. In this case one hard copy of the card will be removed from the range, so the number of issued cards would remain at 100.
Last spring I was invited to Kaliningrad by the guys from Russian Amber to make some pictures, talk about amber and show the huge potential that this gemstone has.
Today, at the midpoint of the fall, we are pleased to show our next collection. For the first time in the history of Leta, it is made of gold. Una is the contemporary heritage of Malevich. The items of the collection recreate Malevich’s recognizable suprematist compositions.
Modernism is a kind of mix of art deco architecture, constructivism and avant-garde painting, transferred to our pieces. Developing took about six months, and it was a complicated but very interesting process – first sketches, close interaction with jewelers, understanding all those uneasy specifics of working with amber, also selection of suitable stones and materials.
Currently there are no more than two hundred Baltic ringed seals in the Gulf of Finland, and forty years ago the region was inhabited by several thousand species. The subspecies are on the brink of extinction, and if we don’t take urgent measures, these rare sea mammals will disappear from the Gulf of Finland. Our charity project along with the Friends of the Baltic Seal is a great chance to tell about the existing problem and possible ways to solve it.
Rethinking Leta Gift Card
‘We create designs inspired by an artistic vision of the world’ – this is how we defined part of the Leta’s cultural pattern. Among them there are also, for example, encouraging women’s independence and self-expression , environmental protection as well as setting and maintaining the highest possible quality standards in the manufacture of our items.
Still, originating jewelry as a work of art is our priority. We apply this creative approach to all our projects.
Our reimagined Gift Card is the result of collaboration with talented artists from around the world. On the front side of the card you will find some regular information about the value of the card and an activation code, whereas the back side has a work of art, created by an artist especially for this card issue. What makes this card valuable is that each issue is limited of only 100, so it’s definitely worth saving even after spending.
This project has, just like some other projects of ours, an element of charity, as 10% of every card we sell will be transferred to a charity fund, chosen by an artist.
Our first artist is Ira Kruglova, a graphic designer and illustrator who is well-known for her remarkable and colourful works. Her creations are that focus on minimalism and precision, inspired by modern culture, nature and simple objects that offer appealing patterns and textures.
This work of Ira presents three ladies, each with her own appearance and style. They might have opposite attitudes and different values, but each of them is beautiful in her uniqueness.
Gift Card by Irina Kruglova
Ira chose The Sisters Center, a Russian non-governmental non-profit organization that helps survivors of domestic sexual violence. Leta will transfer them part of the funds from each card sale.
Any amount is available at your choice on our site. The card will be delivered with our regular shipping provider. Another option is a virtual card, whereby both the promo code and a picture will be sent by e-mail. In this case one hard copy of the card will be removed from the range, so the number of issued cards would remain at 100.
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Today, at the midpoint of the fall, we are pleased to show our next collection. For the first time in the history of Leta, it is made of gold. Una is the contemporary heritage of Malevich. The items of the collection recreate Malevich’s recognizable suprematist compositions.
Our new collection – Modernism
Modernism is a kind of mix of art deco architecture, constructivism and avant-garde painting, transferred to our pieces. Developing took about six months, and it was a complicated but very interesting process – first sketches, close interaction with jewelers, understanding all those uneasy specifics of working with amber, also selection of suitable stones and materials.
Charity project along with the Friends of the Baltic Seal Fund
Currently there are no more than two hundred Baltic ringed seals in the Gulf of Finland, and forty years ago the region was inhabited by several thousand species. The subspecies are on the brink of extinction, and if we don’t take urgent measures, these rare sea mammals will disappear from the Gulf of Finland. Our charity project along with the Friends of the Baltic Seal is a great chance to tell about the existing problem and possible ways to solve it.