The exhibition is dedicated to women who have changed the language of decorative art and design for over a century - from crafts and textiles to space projects. The exhibition shows how artistic thought has shaped the space of everyday and future life. The project offers a broad view of the contribution of women artists and designers to the development of Russian decorative and applied arts. More than two hundred exhibits - many of which are shown for the first time - reveal the path from the late 19th century to the late Soviet period. Here, works by artisans from the Abramtsevo circle, bold experiments by avant-garde women, and pieces by Soviet women artists who defined the visual identity of the era coexist. In the halls, you can see rare examples of wood carving, author textile, propaganda and Soviet porcelain, fabrics with experimental patterns, artistic and optical glass products, as well as internationally awarded clothing models. Special impressions are made by sketches of spacecraft interiors - long-classified projects where design literally goes beyond Earth. The central installation combines fabric, light, and ornament, turning history into a visual flow. The exhibits demonstrate how women designers shaped the image of the time, connecting aesthetics, technology, and the courage of artistic thinking. Look for other interesting exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.