For many years it has been a dream for “EmAni” company to become a famous clothing brand but the dream, which remained in the plans of the distant future for many years was born again during the latest  Artsakh war (September 2020) where an online charity event was organised in the Armenian community of Manchester, Great Britain.  The introductory models of our dolls in national costume were designed and created and the entire proceeds of the charity auction were transferred to Armenia in support of the nationwide fundraising project “‘We are our borders. All for Artsakh”.
After the war, our family living in Armenia, decided to continue this wonderful work with the aim of instilling in Armenian children around the world love for Armenian national, traditional costumes, which are the symbols of Armenian identity.

Used materials: Plastic doll, velvet and linen fabric, lace, beads, wooden stand, cotton thread hair, glided lace, artificial pomegranate, wheat

The woman from Vaspurakan wears a wooden cone on her head which was decorated with a red silk cloth and decorated with multi-coloured beads. The veil is thrown over the shoulder to cover the hair on the back. The skirt of the skirt is embroidered with carpet patterns. The socks are made of silk threads.