<h3 id="heading-94">Please share your creations on the model gallery page. Thank you.</h3>This LORA is focused on generating kokoshnik, huge head pieces in the style of 16th to 20th century Russian and Slavic countries. I had created a previous model called <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/281343/slavic-crowns-panache">Slavic Crowns - Panache</a> which was trained on a wide variety of headpieces from different regions and time periods. Thanks to @netgoblin for filling me in about the Kokoshnik or traditional Russian headdress worn by women and girls to accompany the trapezoidal dress called a <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarafan">sarafan</a>. I think the concept deserves further study so I created at least eight more lora that focus on specific contours and shapes of kokoshnik. For example, Arrowhead, Disk, Fan, Ring, Mitre, Bicorn, Weird and covered eyes. I am going to do one more that combines all the training data and concepts trained into one, Kokoshnik-All.<h2 id="heading-655">Kokoshnik-Ring - New!</h2>Generates a more low-profile head piece that cleaves more closely to the design worn by monachs of Russia and the UK.<h2 id="heading-95">Kokoshnik-Arrowhead</h2>Self-explanatory. An art history expert may have a conniption fit over combining regions and styles. C'est la vie. The Russians I talked to were pleased that someone was taking an interest in their culture.<h2 id="heading-655">Kokoshnik-Eyes Covered</h2>Departing a bit from the classical look, this lora generates images of women with their eyes covered by a mask, grill or veil, usually with a head piece. See the metadata for trigger words.<h2 id="heading-655"></h2>

Kokoshnik XL/SD15 -Panache

This LORA is focused on generating Kokoshnik, huge head pieces in the style of 16th to 20th century Russian and Slavic countries. I had created a previous version called <a rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.com/models/281343/slavic-crowns-panache\">Slavic Crowns - Panache</a>. In the previous version, I trained several keywords to generate specific styles of kokoshnik. The training was a mixing pot of different styles. Thanks to @netgoblin for filling me in about the Kokoshnik or traditional traditional Russian headdress worn by women and girls to accompany the trapezoidal dress called a <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarafan">sarafan</a>. In these new versions, I have separated out specific style based on the contour of the head piece. For example, some look like arrowheads, some like fans etc. Kokoshnik - ArrowheadThis is self-explanatory. All the training data used arrowhead shaped kokoshniks. Use at strengths form 0.8-1.1. Check the showcase for CFGs and steps.Kokoshnik - ArrowheadXLArt History experts may have a conniption fit, because I mixed styles across time periods, ethnicities, and regions. C'est la vie. The Russians I talked to seemed pleased that I was taking an interest in their culture.I don't want to get too far down a clinical art history of Russian costume design here. I just wanted a cool look. Coming soon are eight more versions at least: Disk, Fan, Eyes Covered, Bicorn, Mitre, Ring and Weird and All combining all of them in a single lora.Have fun.

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