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Carborundum Jewelry Set
Armenian Handmade Jewelry, Gift for Her
Processing time: 5 days
$129.00 – $197.00 -
“Flowers” Ring
Քնքուշ մանուշակների մի փոքրիկ փունջ է պատկերված այս արվեստի գործի վրա։ Շատ յուրահատուկ մատանի, որը ներկայացնելու համար բառերն ավելորդ են։
Քաշ ՝ ≈ 6 գ
$25.00“Flowers” Ring
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Circle Ornament | Armenian Women’s Sweatshirt
Classic Reglan Sweatshirt
95% Cotton, 5% Elastan$45.00 -
“Eternity” Decorative Ceramic Plate
Decorative ceramic plate ”Eternity”.
The plate is made of red clay, hand decorated with acrylic paints and covered with two layers of protective varnish. The plate has a stand and a cord hanger behind to be hanged on the wall.
This plate is intended for decorative use only, do not use it for food serving.
Materials used : red clay; acrylic paints, varnish.
SIZE : 3 sizes available.
15 cm in diameter,
20,5 cm in diameter,
25 cm in diameter.Care : clean gently with soft dry cloth, avoid contact with water.
Processing time: 3-4 days
$68.00 – $130.00 -
Hand Painted Tote Bags
This tote bag is hand painted using fabric paint . The colourful image will bring a cute and quirky accent to any outfit! The bags are perfect for carrying books, laptops, clothing, shopping and so much more!
These bags are also completely reusable meaning they will help you cut down on plastic bags and help our environment! Best off all the can be cleaned by hand washing in cold water!$38.00Hand Painted Tote Bags
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Dried Apricots and Dark Chocolate Box
Soft dried apricots dipped in dark chocolate.
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Yeghegnadzor Sapphire Tiger Brooch
The original ornament has been found in Yegheghnadzor XIV c.
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“Dadivank” Souvenir
Dadivank Souvenir was created in honor of Dadivank Monastery of Artsakh and depicts a fragment of a 13th century fresco printed on a stylized wood piece and placed in a special packaging box. The souvenir box has explanatory texts in four languages, as well as a booklet with pictures from Dadivank Monastery and the fresco in full, again in four languages.
The history of the fresco depicting St. Nicholas the Wondermaker receiving episcopal insignia from Jesus Christ and St. Mary, goes to the 13th century when the Church which houses the fresco was commissioned by Arzou-Khatoon, Princess of Khachen, in memory of her perished husband and sons.
The souvenir was manufactured through lithography printing, with gold sheet, on flat MDF. Size: 13*19cm
$80.00$100.00“Dadivank” Souvenir
$80.00$100.00
