Tatyana Alekseevna Kozlovskaya came into the world in Kronstadt in 1954.
Following her graduation, she pursued further studies within the architectural department of the institute.
During the early nineties, Tatyana started learning the craft of enamel iconography.
The creative entity “Sirin” provided Tatyana with the chance to collaborate with top Moscow gemologists and refine her skills across various miniature painting styles, including icons, portraits, landscapes, and three-dimensional jewelry designs.
In 2006, Tatyana Kozlovskaya became a member of both the Creative Union of Russian Artists and the International Association “Union of Designers.”
In 2007, a table setting titled “Summer Garden,” created by Tatyana Kozlovskaya featuring enamel accents, secured second place at the esteemed ALROSA contest for outstanding diamond jewelry. That year also brought another major milestone for Tatyana, as she received the silver medal from the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, honoring her contributions to national culture.
In 2009, an Easter egg named “The Triumph of the Virgin,” produced by the “Sirin” studio and adorned with a miniature icon on opalescent enamel by Tatyana, won the Grand Prix at the National Competition “Jewelers – XXI century” for the Gokhran of Russia award in the category of church jewelry art.
A further intricate and engaging aspect of Tatyana’s artistic output involved creating miniature portraits on enamel. Consequently, between 2012 and 2014, she executed several portraits of Russian tsars for the collection belonging to Mrs. Valentina Romanova (Bank House Erbe), who was a friend and frequent patron of Sirin TF.
