Armenian-inspired home decor and gifts, made to order for the Armenian home and the diaspora.
Armenian Home Decor & Personalized Gifts
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Prayer & Faith
The Hayr Mer — the Lord's Prayer in Armenian script — alongside...
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Armenian Alphabet
Blankets, pillows and mugs carrying the Armenian alphabet, created by Mesrop Mashtots...
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Pomegranate & Haykakan Symbols
The pomegranate, the Tree of Life and the birds of Armenian manuscript...
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Personalized & Monogram
Armenian designs personalised with an initial or name — made to order...
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Wall Hangings
Armenian designs in woven cotton, made to hang — heritage on the...
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Blankets & Throws
Woven cotton and plush velveteen blankets carrying Armenian designs — for the...
Armenian Heritage, Symbols & Stories
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The Holy Cross of Varak: The Armenian Church's ...
Two weeks after Khachverats comes a feast no other church keeps: the Holy Cross of Varak. A relic hidden on a mountain above Lake Van, and the vision that found...
The Holy Cross of Varak: The Armenian Church's ...
Two weeks after Khachverats comes a feast no other church keeps: the Holy Cross of Varak. A relic hidden on a mountain above Lake Van, and the vision that found...
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Gyut Khach: The Discovery of the Holy Cross
Gyut Khach closes the Armenian season of the cross. The last of the four cross feasts, and the oldest story behind them: how the True Cross was first found.
Gyut Khach: The Discovery of the Holy Cross
Gyut Khach closes the Armenian season of the cross. The last of the four cross feasts, and the oldest story behind them: how the True Cross was first found.
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Khachverats: The Exaltation of the Holy Cross, ...
Khachverats is the greatest of the Armenian feasts of the cross. The story behind September 13 — the cross carried off and brought home, the basil, the khachkar — and...
Khachverats: The Exaltation of the Holy Cross, ...
Khachverats is the greatest of the Armenian feasts of the cross. The story behind September 13 — the cross carried off and brought home, the basil, the khachkar — and...
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Navasard: The Ancient Armenian New Year on Augu...
Every August 11 marks Navasard, the ancient Armenian New Year. The story behind it — Hayk, the harvest, the gathered table — and how to mark the day at home.
Navasard: The Ancient Armenian New Year on Augu...
Every August 11 marks Navasard, the ancient Armenian New Year. The story behind it — Hayk, the harvest, the gathered table — and how to mark the day at home.