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Hand Signed Triptych Photo Print
Selection of 3 hand-signed prints. Printed on archive museum-grade A4 paper at Paris’ top photographic lab.
Dimension of each print: 10 x 7″ (26 x 17cm)$250.00Hand Signed Triptych Photo Print
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St. Etchmiadzin-Ararat Wall Clock
Handmade wooden wall clock
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“Pomegranate” Toothpick Jar Set
Wooden pomegranates for toothpicks.
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“Pomegranate” Wooden Spice Jar Set
Wooden jars for spices with their own spoons.
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“Cold Water”
H18xW14in.
The painting depicts a young Armenian girl holding a clay water jug with a small white (vannakatu), cat native to Van province of Western Armenia. Though most of her dress has the taraz, traditional dress, ornaments painted on, her skirt is filled with Armenian motifs and symbolism. On the right side there is the Van lake with fish, and the Akhtamar church on the hem of the skirt. On the left, you can see the tree of life with other small bodies of water, from that region.
The painting is bordered by Armenian rug symbolism such as water, soil and farming.$525.00“Cold Water”
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“Church In Pomegranate” Wooden Souvenir
Wooden pomegranate (St. Etchmiadzin)
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$560.00
$600.00Buy 3 to get 20% discount“Khor Virap Monastery”
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$570.00
$600.00Buy 3 to get 20% discount“St.Hripsime Church”
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Painted Red Pomegranate Decorated Bottle
This glass bottle is beautifully decorated with red pomegranates, golden leaves and glass beads and crystals. The bottle is washable and can be filled with any alcoholic drink. A beautiful decoration in any house.
Processing time is 7 days
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“Dadivank” Souvenir
Dadivank Souvenir was created in honor of Dadivank Monastery of Artsakh and depicts a fragment of a 13th century fresco printed on a stylized wood piece and placed in a special packaging box. The souvenir box has explanatory texts in four languages, as well as a booklet with pictures from Dadivank Monastery and the fresco in full, again in four languages.
The history of the fresco depicting St. Nicholas the Wondermaker receiving episcopal insignia from Jesus Christ and St. Mary, goes to the 13th century when the Church which houses the fresco was commissioned by Arzou-Khatoon, Princess of Khachen, in memory of her perished husband and sons.
The souvenir was manufactured through lithography printing, with gold sheet, on flat MDF. Size: 13*19cm
$80.00$100.00“Dadivank” Souvenir
$80.00$100.00
