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GGA Armenian Carpet Decorative Display Dish
GGA Armenian Carpet Decorative Display Dish hand painted with love with oil paint. Comes with its own stand.
Dimensions: 25x16cm$50.00$81.00GGA Armenian Carpet Decorative Display Dish
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“Man” Shampoo with Peppermint Extract
The natural deep cleansing shampoo is designed for daily use and care of men’s hair
gives hair a good aroma, and 24 hours of freshness.
$8.00$9.00“Man” Shampoo with Peppermint Extract
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Sterling Silver “Forget me Not” Flower Necklace
The original pendant in the form of Armenian Symbol Forget me Not is made of high-quality sterling silver (925 stamp is on the ring).
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“Name” Silver Necklace With Enamel
925 Silver “name” necklace with enamel.
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Alpian Honey | 130 grams
“Alpian” armenian natural honey
Net weight: 130 grams
$7.00Alpian Honey | 130 grams
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“Little Bird” Silver Earrings
Մետաղ՝ Արծաթ 925
Երկարություն՝ 17 մմ
Բարձրություն՝ 1 սմ
Քաշ՝ 1,5 գրամՊատվերը պատրաստ կլինի 7 օրվա ընթացքում։
Ձեռագործ.$62.00 -
Tea Kettle Jraberd- Gardman
Tea Kettle 600ml – Jraberd- Gardman
Backorder, processing time: 20 days.
$38.00Tea Kettle Jraberd- Gardman
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Look-Alike Dolls
The doll’s size is 40cm. Its every detail is made by hand (face is also drown by hand, and has 3D effect). You can move its hands, legs and head. It also can stand on its feet. At its price you will get one handmade look-alike textile doll, and also its wooden brand box (as you can see in the pictures). For orders please let us know at least a month before. Please send us some images on our facebook or instagram page (several images for the face, and some for the clothes) so as to order.
$199.00Look-Alike Dolls
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“We Have A Different Name On The Street”, Laura Cwiertnia
Laura Cwiertnia’s debut novel We Have a Different Name on the Street is a captivating and sensitively written family saga, following four generations from Armenia to Germany via Istanbul and Jerusalem. Exploring how the devastating impact of the 1915 genocide continues to make itself felt today, the novel draws on Cwiertnia’s own first visit to Armenia.
$15.00
