Collections
-
Prayer & Faith
This collection gathers woven pieces and wall art centered on Armenian Christian...
-
Armenian Alphabet
This collection brings together woven blankets, pillow covers and ceramic mugs featuring...
-
Pomegranate & Haykakan Symbols
This collection features the pomegranate, the Tree of Life and the birds...
-
Personalized & Monogram
This collection covers Armenian-inspired designs that can be personalized with a name,...
-
Wall Hangings
Armenian designs in woven cotton, made to hang — heritage on the...
-
Blankets & Throws
Woven cotton and plush velveteen blankets carrying Armenian designs — for the...
Armenian Heritage, Symbols & Stories
View all-
Why Do Armenians Celebrate Christmas on January 6?
The short answer: Armenians never moved it. What the January 6 feast marks, why Armenians in Jerusalem celebrate on the 19th, and what happens on the eve and the day...
Why Do Armenians Celebrate Christmas on January 6?
The short answer: Armenians never moved it. What the January 6 feast marks, why Armenians in Jerusalem celebrate on the 19th, and what happens on the eve and the day...
-
Armenian Christmas Food: What's on the Table on...
Fish, nevik, walnuts in grape jelly and a pot of anoush abour. What Armenian families eat at the Christmas Eve supper and on Christmas Day itself.
Armenian Christmas Food: What's on the Table on...
Fish, nevik, walnuts in grape jelly and a pot of anoush abour. What Armenian families eat at the Christmas Eve supper and on Christmas Day itself.
-
How Armenians Celebrate New Year: Kaghand, Gata...
Why Armenian doors stay open for a week after New Year's Eve, who Dzmer Papik is, and how the holiday traveled with families to America.
How Armenians Celebrate New Year: Kaghand, Gata...
Why Armenian doors stay open for a week after New Year's Eve, who Dzmer Papik is, and how the holiday traveled with families to America.
-
Armenian Christmas Gift Ideas for January 6
The Armenian Church keeps Christmas on January 6, not December 25. What that means for when you give, and what suits a household that follows the church calendar.
Armenian Christmas Gift Ideas for January 6
The Armenian Church keeps Christmas on January 6, not December 25. What that means for when you give, and what suits a household that follows the church calendar.
