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I was born on January 28, 1998, in Tskaltubo. Mother lives in Greece; father lives in the village. I have a sister and a brother. At the age of 8, I moved to Tbilisi to live with my aunt. I completed 123 public school courses as an honors student, and thats why I skipped the last 2 classes. As soon as I finished school, I moved to the village to prepare for academics. After one year of hard work and self-discipline, I got a 100% stipend for fashion design. I successfully completed the course and participated in many interesting projects, . From the age of 16 to 20, I worked in various institutions until I founded a private online store and my friends turned to work. Unfortunately, the store is open to the masses, and there is no time or effort to discover, develop, or express personal interests or visions. Sometimes, I have a fear of being lost in monotony.my hobiesis Photography, painting, rollerblading, snowboarding, tennis, and yoga.. mostly iam work for my magzine as designer and as a tailor... I save all ideas and materials because I think of creating something amazing from any kind of thing. My goal is to continue studying abroad and have the possibility of working with successful designers worldwide, and after gaining experience and knowledge, to then return back to my country, Georgia, to make my contribution to the fashion industry.

my brand is not established at the moment, it only exists as an idea, I came up with the name kvarti 6 years ago, which is considered a symbolic expression of Christ's garment, and is also associated with spiritual purity and strength. I wanted to create clothes that would make us feel strongly confident and comfortable, that would remind us of who we are and make us feel as ourselves as possible. currently, I would say that the collection presented to BeNext is Kvarti's first collection, with experimental interesting and twisted personal findings. I would also say that Kvarti is aimed at extracting existing materials to create new ones, because nothing is more important than Mother Nature.