Objectives:
In this article, we present a universal model that systematically integrates the components of axiological culture as a measurable personal characteristic influencing identity formation, ethical decision-making, and intercultural communication.

Material and methods:
The analytical process encompassed three integrated stages: (1) synthesis and thematic selection of the review of our own solutions and available literature to substantiate the identified catego-ries/components of axiological culture; (2) categorization and taxonomic analysis to systematize the duo-pairs of axiological components needed to construct the model; and (3) creating of a model (axi-ological compass) constituting a multidimensional conceptual approach illustrating the cumulative nature of axiological culture.

Results:
Based on the theoretical foundations developed by Pelekh and Matviiczuk (2023-2025), this theoretical study aims to define a set of components and their model representation within the concept of axiological culture. The proposed component structure, presented in the "axiological circle" model, provides a holistic understanding of the functioning of axiological culture at the individual and societal levels.

Conclusions:
The contemporary socio-political context, problems and challenges facing humanity, actualize the need for scientific search for ways to avoid (mitigate) value conflicts and cultural contradictions. In particular, scientific attention focuses on the phenomenon of axiological culture. In the proposed theoretical study, we justified criteria of axiological culture and its model, as an authorial attempt at conceptualizing this phenomenon along with the possibility of experimental verification of the proposed theoretical concept in the future.