My love for 'terra' dishes and yoga.

 They asked me about my religion recently. Instinctively, I answered 'Yoga'. It was a provocative answer, but of course practicing yoga has certainly guided my mind in recent years. He taught me calm, confidence and acceptance. I've been practicing Ashtanga for years, and since my program partners no longer allow me to go to Ashstanga School, I started going to another center and exploring different teaching styles and methods. In my yoga years, I had to concentrate better, give up negative thoughts, think about myself (which actually sounds bad but actually means not judging yourself compared to others) and my body has become strong and flexible. . I met many special people who inspired me with passion and knowledge. If you read this article - teachers - I know I am grateful. This awareness affects every aspect of my life and makes me a better person. Even in my work, it is no coincidence that I tend to choose natural materials and objects that have a history. I like the Julia Pilipchatina Terra collection. The wonderful dishes seem to be made of wood and ceramics, but they are actually painted like wood and covered with lacquer like ceramics; In addition to being beautiful, it is not difficult to manage, as in wood (a material that absorbs odor and does not require too much water). I like the irregular shapes of these plates and the combination of color, gold and wood. Beautiful teeth and I hope to be myself.