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Lilac Necklace “Mother and Sons”
Necklace from polymer clay, “Mother and Sons” . Size 35 mm, with thread 76 sm. The Frame is bronze.
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Wild Blueberry Jam
Wild blueberry jam with low sugar content, collected from the high mountains of Berd community, Tavush. Improves the immune system, eyesight and digestion.
$4.80$5.00Wild Blueberry Jam
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Armenian Carpet
Handmade carpet made in Artsakh․ This carpet belongs to the series of traditional Armenian carpets.
Code: KC0040172
Size: 174 x 147 cm
Weight: 6.8 kg
Density: 32 x 32 (32 knots per 10 cm)
Node type: double (Armenian)$2,360.00Armenian Carpet
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Black Walnut Wood Wall Clock
Working with artisans around Armenia, here is a beautifully handcrafted wall clock made from Armenian black walnut wood and ebony epoxy resin*.
They are 13in (30cm) in diameter with a 1.1in (3cm) thickness. It is perfect for the office, home, or any area you want to decorate with beautiful texture and warmth!
Made in Ijevan, Armenia
*Note they will all differ in design depending on the wood patterns and indentations.$459.00Black Walnut Wood Wall Clock
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“Armenian Ornaments” Scarf
The scarf is printed with Armenian ornaments created by Arpi Avdalyan.
$21.00“Armenian Ornaments” Scarf
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Chocolate Harmony
Milky chocolate with different flavours. (Crunch wafer, cacao, hazelnut).
Net weight: 340gr.
$24.00Chocolate Harmony
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Circle Ornament | Armenian Women’s Sweatshirt
Classic Reglan Sweatshirt
95% Cotton, 5% Elastan$45.00 -
$33.00 – $56.00Tree of Life, Pomegranate, Grape, Wide Linked Silver Bracelet
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“Armenian Ceramics Of Jerusalem” Scarf
This beautiful scarf is inspired by an amazing piece of art created by late Marie Balian of Jerusalem.
The Balian Family of Jerusalem has been producing exclusive hand painted ceramic tiles and pottery since 1922.
This makes them one of the oldest-if not the oldest- business in existence in Jerusalem.
The studio is currently being run by Neshan Balian Jr, whose grandfather Neshan Balian Sr came to Jerusalem in 1919 from Kutahya, Turkey.
Neshan Balian Sr. and Megerditch Karakashian- a master potter and artist respectively- were brought over to Jerusalem by the British government and David Ohanessian , who was a ceramist, linguist and head of the Kutahya Ceramic Association, to renovate the ceramic tiles of The Dome of the Rock.$110.00 -
