Nyivalbeyiil means concord (or straight translation: friend/friends). This work is an ancient pictographic writing of the Yukaghir People. Each figure of a tree is a symbol of a human - male and female. Two parallel lines connecting the central two figures represent the strong friendship of the Yukaghirs. The circle is a symbol of unification, around which there are various figures of trees that are representatives of other peoples.
I represent the culture of the Khanty people. I want to preserve and pass on to my children the rich heritage of our ancestors. I was born in the working village of Panino, Paninsky district of the Voronezh region in the family of Alexander Fedorovich and Natalia Alexandrovna Gorshkovs (Rebas). In 2008, with the birth of my eldest son, I started beading, sewing and began to gradually remember the skills instilled by my mother. While developing in the skill of sewing and weaving of beads, I learned the techniques of ancient weaving with two needles and sewing appliques on fabric.
I was born in the village of Sukhana, Olenek region. I graduated Peoples' Friendship University of Russia in Moscow and worked as an accountant in various organizations and enterprises. At this time I have retired and live in Yakutsk, where I have the opportunity to engage in applied art.
Since childhood, my mother taught me how to sew, make skins and bead. Since 2015, I have been seriously engaged in beadwork, studying beading techniques and sewing with two needles.