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“Who Eats What?” Table Game
?? Hand made, developing eco game.
?? Развивающая эко игра. Сделано вручную.
?? Էկոլոգիապես մաքուր զարգացնող խաղ, պատրաստված է ձեռքով:$21.70“Who Eats What?” Table Game
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“Kecharis Monastery” Souvenir Coin
The coins are made of brass fusion and represent a unique gift for all, who can contribute to the dissemination of the Armenian historical heritage and Armenian culture.
Souvenir medals – coins are made of “brass” alloy.
Material: Brass
Weight: 13,7 gr.
Thickness: 2mm.
Diameter: 32,6 mm.
Let’s recognize, discover, value and share every relic of our national heritage together.
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“Temple Of Garni” Souvenir Coin
The coins are made of brass fusion and represent a unique gift for all, who can contribute to the dissemination of the Armenian historical heritage and Armenian culture.
Souvenir medals -coins are made of “brass” alloy.
Material: Brass
Weight: 13,7 gr.
Thickness: 2mm.
Diameter: 32,6 mm.
Let’s recognize, discover, value and share every relic of our national heritage together.
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Armenian Art | Armenian Calligraphy | ArtofNarek | Gift
This beautiful calligraphic piece was done in ink on black drawing paper. It will make a great gift and give an uplifting energy to any home or office. This is an excerpt from John 14:6, written in Armenian by me.
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Plasticine Playing Set
AUTUMN FAIRY playdough playing set.
$13.00$14.00Plasticine Playing Set
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Knitted Bear Dolls
հելունագործ խաղալիքներ Ձեր սիրելիների համար
հելոնագործ են, բամբակյա թելից$9.00Knitted Bear Dolls
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Armenian Decorative Ceramic Cheeseboard
Decorative ceramic tableware is entirely handmade, made of clay and illustrated glaze.
$118.00
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Crochet Velvet Pink Bear
Handmade Crochet Pink Teddy
Height: 27 cm ( 10.6 inches)$16.50Crochet Velvet Pink Bear
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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
