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Large Pendant Light
Wood Pendant Light, Scandinavian light fixture, Dining light, bedroom light, kitchen island lamp shade, Wood Chandelier, ceiling lighting
$145.00$160.00Buy 3 to get 5% discountLarge Pendant Light
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“Pomegranate” Silver Necklace
Stunningly long curve half cylinder handcrafted traditional silver plated toned oxidized design with drop pomegranate shaped coin and pomegranate stones, giving it a very rustic and ethnic look.
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Baby Cloth Set
It’s a great gift for your babies. This pretty hand-knitted baby set (jacket, hat, socks and mitten) will keep your baby warm and cozy. It’s ideal for outings. Material is very soft and not itchy. It’s knitted with acrylic yarn, so is very easy to maintain (in washing and drying machine).
You can order in any color you wish and in other yarn types. For orders please let me know at least a month before.$45.00Baby Cloth Set
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Sterling Silver Red Enameled Triangle Ring
Armenian Sterling silver 925 ring
Red enameled ring , rare gift for her , Armenian handmade ring
Weight: approx  5,6 gr
$55.00$61.00Sterling Silver Red Enameled Triangle Ring
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“Hur” Silver Bracelet
You will receive your exquisite piece of jewelry in a safe brand packaging.
Enjoy your purchase!
$52.00$65.00“Hur” Silver Bracelet
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Silver Necklace
Dimensions –Â 13-19 inches (33-48 centimeter)
Weight – 24 Gramm
Material – Sterling Silver
Made in ArmeniaÂ
Please write the size of the necklace when buying
$140.00Silver Necklace
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“Achki Chapov” Apron
It is not a secret that Armenian mothers never gave us their recipes, all we heard was “Ô±Õ¹Ö„Õ« Õ‰Õ¡ÖƒÕ¸Õ¾” Õ¤Õ«Ö€ Õ°Õ¡Õ´Õ¸Õ¾ Õ¯Õ›Õ¨Õ¬Õ¬Õ¡Õµ ․․․
$45.00“Achki Chapov” Apron
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Cozy Up in Style: Pink Women’s Crochet Hoodie Hat
Dimensions:
Length: 38 cm
Width: 50 cmMaterial Composition:
49% Wool
51% Acrylic$50.00$60.00Cozy Up in Style: Pink Women’s Crochet Hoodie Hat
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A Lost American Dream By Diana Movsesyan
Diana Movsesyan’s book is a fictionalized documentary, that tells a family story of Nureyan/Mambreyan family’s child Kirakos, who survived the Armenian Genocide and the odyssey of his life: how he ended up in the United States, settled there, then returned to Soviet Armenia and was exiled to Siberia. Alongside the hero’s life story, the book presents historical events of the 20th century that in one way or another affected the Armenian people.
The book is available in English (145 pages), Russian (158 pages) and Armenian (163 pages). Soft cover.
$25.00
