During university, our lead designer once met a classmate from Tajikistan. One day, that classmate shared stories from their homeland—myths, legends, and fragments of folklore that felt both distant and strangely vivid.

The lead designer couldn't get rid of those stories for six years. They stayed somewhere in the back of her mind. Last year, our team decided to return to that memory. Together with closest friends, we began reimagining those fragments into an original narrative world.

Visually, we are drawn to rough textures and noise. We like things that feel slightly unstable, like they might fade or shift if you look at them too long. It reflects how we remember things.

This project is our attempt to turn a long-held memory into something you can experience. And more importantly, it is our way of sharing a place and a mythology that many people may have never encountered before.

We hope you can enjoy this journey with us.