Behind the scenes

Elsen Tasarkhai&Photo shooting

Elsen Tasarkhai is a part of the 80 km long Mongol Els Sand Dunes. The nature in this area is really spectacular and great for relaxing.
The main road separates Elsen Tasarkhai sand dune into two parts, Mongol Els on the south and Khugnu Tarnyn Els on the north. Elsen Tasarkhai sand is sodden under its surface, so shrubberies such as willow, elm and dogwood, grow in the area. Elsen Tasarkhai Sand Dunes is surrounded by Mount Khugnu Khan on the north and Mount Ikh Mongol on the south.
During the trip, you will also have opportunities to visit a local nomadic family, ride two-humped Bactrian camel, walk on sand dunes, experience staying in a traditional Mongolian dwelling, the ger, and walk and relax in beautifully serene nature.

Here some photos from photo shooting of my collection 2013-2014

Shambhala

 World energy center in Eastgobi where will visit Khamariin monastery and world energy center. Khamariin khiid created by Danzan Ravjaa who were a 19th century Buddhist monk, playwright and poet. He established the 3 temples such as Demchigiin khiid, Ereetiin khiid and Tsagaan tolgoitiin khiid. Demchigiin khiid (World energy center) is yellow hat Buddhist monastery good for geting energy; this temple area is rich by alkalinity granite. The granite is takes out good energy that good for positive effects for human. It’s a suitable place to do some yoga and meditations get energized from Mongolian Gobi.

At the entrance, you will see the eyes of Buddha with a third eye in the center this is the energy eye.

 

Embroidered eye

Mongolian Style summer dress,blouse&jackets

Casual mongolian style blouse, dress

Mongolian Style Summer dress

 

 

Mongolian Style Wedding Dress

Mongolian Style - Quilted jacket&coat

 

Mongolian style jacket

I used Mongolian buttons, one of the main elements of Mongolian traditional costume in this jacket. Uniqueness of it is to knot it using cotton fabric or silk in special way.

Unisex vest&coat

Dombo

This mongolian style vest was inspired by mongolian teapot (Dombo)