The logo of Dymov Keramika, a Russian manufacturer of tableware and ceramic decorative objects, consists of a figurative mark and a name arranged on two lines. On the left is a fantastical creature: a central, front-facing head joins bodies extending in different directions, with ornamental elements or tails. Flowing curves and rounded cutouts shape the silhouette. On the right, the name Dymov appears in large serif letters as ДЫМОВ, above the widely spaced Cyrillic word КЕРАМИКА, meaning ceramics. In the main version, the figurative mark is terracotta and the name is black, making it suitable for light backgrounds. A fully white version of the same composition is used on dark backgrounds. The brand’s name derives from the founders’ surname.
Dymov Keramika is a Russian company founded by Vadim and Evgenia Dymov in Suzdal in 2003. Production grew from a small workshop with pottery wheels and kilns into a manufactory producing tableware, vases, decorative ceramic tiles and other decorative objects. The company draws on historical examples and collaborates with artists, creating both painted collections and tableware with glazes in different colors and textures. A separate area of its work is supplying tableware for restaurants and cafés. It also operates spaces in Suzdal and Moscow where visitors can learn about ceramics and try hand-forming and painting in workshops.
