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OYUNA x Andreas Murkudis
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OYUNA took over Andreas Murkudis's Potsdamer Straße 98 boutique in Berlin and presented F/FTEEN - the capsule collection of 15 pieces in 15 shades of Blue.
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F/FTEEN featured a curation of limited edition pieces that paid homage to signature OYUNA designs from 15 collections. The fantastic space at Andreas Murkudis formed the perfect setting for the launch of the collection, in which F/FTEEN Collection was displayed with a series of photographic exhibitions as well as projection artworks by photographer Joe Harper exploring the many different faces of Mongolia; the homeland of the brand and Oyuna Tserendorj.
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BLUE
Blue is a very important colour in Mongolia. Blue is a colour of Eternal Blue Sky – an important part of Boe shamanistic religion Mongols had for centuries before Tibetan Buddhism arrived in Mongolia in 13th Century.
Blue is a colour of prayer flags one can see on top of sacred stone heaps on tops of mountains in Mongolia.
Blue is the colour of the sky in Mongolia almost 365 days a year. Mongolia is also known as the land of Blue Sky.
Blue is a signature colour in OYUNA Collections.