Inspired by the grace and the elegance of the Armenian red tulips which grows abundantly throughout Armenia, we created this fiery red shawl. Incorporating elements of Armenian manuscripts and architecture, this ornate deep red shawl reflects centuries-old traditions and transmits the spirit of the past.

This shawl is made of wool.

The dimensions of this product are 180 x 65 cm (about 70 x 25 in)

Armenian blue or Armenian azure is the collective name of the blue pigments used in Armenian. It is often associated with a semi-precious stone, Lapis lazuli. In Armenia, this pigment was used in paintings, particularly in miniatures and dyeing of textile materials. While creating this scarf, rich in enchanting shades of blue, we combined elements of Armenian manuscripts and architecture, incorporating the mysterious essence and spirit of our old traditions.

This scarf is made of silk.

The dimensions of this product are 170 x 65 cm (about 62 x 27 in)

This scarf is based on contemporary Armenian film director Sergei Parajanov’s collage “Several episodes from Joconda’s life” (1988).

This scarf is based on contemporary Armenian film director Sergei Parajanov’s collage “Variation themes by Pinturicchio and Raphael” (1989).

This scarf is based on Ashot (Deghdz) Hovhannisyan’s painting “In memory of Minas”. This painting was painted in 1975.

This winter scarf was created based on Gospel binding (XVIII-XIX centuries), which is kept in Museums of Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin.

This scarf is based on a fragment of a curtain (Tbilisi, 19th century), which is kept in Museums of Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin.

This scarf is based on Cross-Reliquary (Van (Vaspourakan), 1746), which is kept in Museums of Mother See of Holy Echmiadzin.

This scarf is based on Albert Hakobyan’s painting “Invention of the bicycle #5.”