
The identity
The mark belongs to the place
The VS is carved in stone and used as a seal, a sign of belonging and a quiet joke with lasting ambition.

Vallora State gives one mountain place the scale, ceremony and attention usually reserved for nations.
The project began with a place and a playful idea. What if its animals were citizens, its harvests were national events, and its kitchen produced the official record?

The VS is carved in stone and used as a seal, a sign of belonging and a quiet joke with lasting ambition.
Family, neighbours and animals are participants in the life of the state, never props arranged for the camera.