The masterclass on creating an Eastern-style keychain combines handcrafting, vibrant decor, and play with details. Participants will paint wooden and clay beads, master the assembly of a multi-layered pendant, and create a striking accessory with character - a piece that merges craftsmanship, imagination, and the festive mood. Sometimes the most memorable accessory is not a store-bought item, but something crafted by hand, with attention to color, texture, and small details. This masterclass is all about that experience. Here, participants will not just decorate a ready-made base, but will step by step create an author’s keychain-pendant in Eastern style, painting beads and assembling them into an expressive multi-layered composition. At the center of the session is working with wooden and clay beads. Such material allows for creativity: one can play with patterns, combine shades, build a rhythm of form, and achieve that special feeling of an item where the hand of the author is felt. Moreover, the masterclass is not limited to the decorative side. Participants will learn to assemble sturdy and harmonious constructions so that the accessory is not only beautiful but also comfortable, reliable, and suitable for everyday use. This is an important detail: the result will not just be a souvenir, but something that can truly enhance a wardrobe. A special charm is added to the meeting by the chosen style. Eastern motifs here serve as a source of plasticity, color, and mood. Thanks to this, the keychain turns out not to be a random collection of elements, but a cohesive item with a bright image. This format will especially appeal to those who love applied creativity, are interested in accessories, want to try their hand at hand-assembled jewelry, or simply seek an activity where they can take a break from everyday hustle and focus on beautiful, understandable work with their hands. The masterclass will be conducted by artist Frosya Bondina. The artistic experience of the host makes the meeting particularly valuable: participants will not only assemble the product but also gain a better understanding of how decorative composition works.