Nativity and Theophany ․ Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem, Location: Cilicia, 13th century.

The miniature icons are painted with modern tempera paints, on recycled wood, measuring 30x42x3cm. We used shiny gold leaf (imitation) and varnish to preserve traditional medieval methods. While it is possible to substitute the types of materials, we maintain the skills and traditional rules of miniature art.

Baptism: Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem, Cilicia, 13th century.

The miniature icons are painted with modern tempera paints, on recycled wood, measuring 30x42x3cm. We used shiny gold leaf (imitation) and varnish to preserve traditional medieval methods. While it is possible to substitute the types of materials, we maintain the skills and traditional rules of miniature art.

Transfiguration: Yerevan Matenadaran, manuscript number 197, page 132b. Gospel of 1287.

The miniature icons are painted with modern tempera paints, on recycled wood, measuring 30x42x3cm. We used shiny gold leaf (imitation) and varnish to preserve traditional medieval methods. While it is possible to substitute the types of materials, we maintain the skills and traditional rules of miniature art.

Komitas Vardapet is one of the most outstanding figures of Armenian culture
Author of painting is Arsen Abrahamyan

Original, Hand-painted, One-of-a-kind Artwork
Painting on Basswood with unique ancient classical method
The work is ready to hung
A rare painting, only one example
Original created: 2005
Material: Basswood
Mediums: Pigment paints, Gold leaf sheets
Size: 37 cm x 46 cm. Shipping weight is between 1,5-2 kg.
Processing time 1-3 days.

Crucifixion: Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem, manuscript number 2563, Gospel of Queen Keran, Cilicia, 1272.

The miniature icons are painted with modern tempera paints, on recycled wood, measuring 30x42x3cm. We used shiny gold leaf (imitation)   and varnish to preserve traditional medieval methods.

While it is possible to substitute the types of materials, we maintain the skills and traditional rules of miniature art.

Adoration of the Magi: Toros Roslin, Gospel of Malatya. In 1268 Matenadaran.

The miniature icons are painted with modern tempera paints, on recycled wood, measuring 30x42x3cm. We used shiny gold leaf (imitation)  and varnish to preserve traditional medieval methods. While it is possible to substitute the types of materials, we maintain the skills and traditional rules of miniature art.