Collection: Pomegranate & Haykakan Symbols

This collection features the pomegranate, the Tree of Life and the birds of Armenian manuscript art — recurring symbols in Armenian visual tradition, available on woven blankets, pillow covers and wall art. Many pieces can be personalized. It suits anyone drawn to Armenian symbolism for their own home, or looking for a housewarming, wedding or heritage gift with meaning behind the design.

Questions about this collection

What does the pomegranate represent in Armenian culture?

In Armenian tradition, the pomegranate is associated with fertility, abundance and marriage, which is part of why it appears so often on wedding and housewarming gifts. Its many seeds inside one fruit are widely read as a symbol of abundance and continuity.

What does the Tree of Life symbolize?

The Tree of Life is a recurring motif in Armenian art, appearing on medieval carpets, manuscripts and khachkar carvings. It is generally understood as a symbol of abundance and continuity, echoing the same themes as the pomegranate.

Can these designs be personalized?

Yes, most pieces in this collection can be personalized with a name, initial or short phrase, entered exactly as you would like it applied before production.

Are these products made in Armenia?

The designs are inspired by Armenian symbolism, but the pieces are produced to order by our US-based production partners, not manufactured in Armenia.

Read more: What the Armenian Pomegranate Symbol Means. See also: Prayer & Faith.