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What is the MOSAIC family?
MOSAIC is a STRUGA family built on the aesthetic of combined materials. Carbon is joined with silver, meteorite, brass, copper or steel — one set into another, held by a third, all in a single plane. The object becomes a composition of materials rather than a single surface.
Is MOSAIC a world or a family?
MOSAIC is a family, not a world. It belongs to the world of RITUAL, the dark side. A world is a large territory; a family is a principle that lives inside it. MOSAIC is the principle of combining materials in one plane.
Is the silver oxidized?
The silver is 925 sterling silver — Living Silver. That is a property: it darkens on its own over time, carrying the map of how it is worn. Oxidation is a separate technique — darkening the metal deliberately, in the making. Living Silver is a property, not a technique, and the patina here is character, not a defect.
Which meteorite is used in MOSAIC?
When meteorite appears in a MOSAIC composition, it is always Seymchan. It is set into the same plane as the carbon, silver, brass, copper or steel, so the meteorite speaks with one voice inside the composition of materials rather than sitting apart as a separate stone.
How old is the MOSAIC family?
MOSAIC dates from the very beginning of STRUGA. It appeared together with carbon, born in the brand's first collections of classic carbon, and the principle of combined materials has been part of the brand ever since.



























