Our journey began on the shores of Lake Baikal in Russia. There, we worked hands-on with environmental protection efforts, documenting the real-world impact of global warming on the world's oldest and deepest lake—a crisis confirmed by global research (like the work featured in The Conversation).

The image of traditional prayer flags fluttering over the vast, frozen expanse of the lake became our guiding inspiration. We founded LunaPrayer with a single, powerful hope: that this ice, and the fragile ecosystem it supports, will endure for generations to come.

This hope drives our commitment. We actively pursue carbon-neutral practices and continuously work to reduce carbon emissions in our production. Furthermore, we pledge to donate a portion of our proceeds to support on-the-ground conservation at Lake Baikal and other critical environmental initiatives. To remain transparent in our efforts, we will begin publishing an annual Impact Report in 2026.