Connecting Armenians of the World.
$36.00
Author’s ceramics inspired by finds on the territory of Urartu of the 6th-8th centuries BC.
The shape of the jug is unique to Urartu.
Beige, Dark Brown, Light Brown, White, Blue, Red, Green
Our inspiration: Presumably created in the 8th-7th centuries BC. It is part of the heritage of the era of the Ancient Kingdom of Urartu. It was discovered during excavations on the Karmir-Blur hill, where the ancient fortress city of Teishebaini was located, the last stronghold of Urartian statehood during the decline of Urartu. Currently located in the Museum of History of Armenia in Yerevan.
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