Nature’s Own Factory presents handmade chocolate crafted using Bean-to-bar technology. It involves quality control of the whole chocolate manufacturing process: from choosing cocoa beans to the finished bar. Our chocolate consists of high-quality cocoa beans grated on stone millstones with buckwheat tea from Nature’s Own Factory. We use only high quality natural ingredients.

Bright unexpected solutions and the desire of pure forms that nature itself gives us, distinguished the masters of the avant-garde. Pure light and form, detachment from everything superfluous, and the desire to leave only the most important pieces, distinguish natural products with a unique taste of Nature’s own factory.

In the beginning of the collaboration Nature’s own factory was offered to choose 3 different paintings from Tretyakov gallery and use them in packagings of buckwheat chocolates.
The main reason why we chose avant-garde artists is that at one time they strove to create something new and innovative in art, and the NOF company strives for the same, but only in the field of food.

As a result, Tretyakov gallery and Nature’s own factory made a collaboration to create a collection of handmade chocolate inspired by the works of famous Russian avant-garde artists. The special series includes three flavors: white chocolate and “Woman with a Rake” by Kazimir Malevich, milk chocolate and “Sportsmen” by El Lissitzky, as well as bitter chocolate and “Suprematism” by Ivan Klyun. In addition to it: three gift boxes with 3 different chocolates and a booklet with description of artists’ artworks inside. Each bar of chocolate will be wrapped in packaging in the color of the selected works for a year.

In a fancy box with paintings by avant-garde masters, our exquisite handmade buckwheat chocolate will reveal the history of a unique trend that has revolutionized the idea of art. In a small booklet, along with a capacious description of the paintings, you will find a QR-code for an amazing detailed video tour of the exhibition “Excursion around the exhibition Avant-garde. List No.1”