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This project is rooted in the fascinating history of the Sakha language's written form. In the early 20th century, the language was transcribed using a Latin script developed by the eminent linguist Semyon Andreevich Novgorodov. This historical period holds significant cultural resonance, especially since the language transitioned to the Cyrillic.
A living herbarium, built in the open — plants of Yakutia (Sakha) and Mongolia photographed where they grow, drawn as vintage botanical plates, named in five languages. Free, offline web + iOS/macOS apps.