Traditional Syunik Woolen Socks (Shoror)
Thick, colorful hand-knitted wool socks featuring ancient geometric patterns traditional to the southern highlands of Armenia.
Agarak is best searched at street level: counter displays, small shelves, food shops, and makers whose objects still feel connected to daily life in Armenia.
A practical city edit of gifts and made objects that feel worth packing, using, sharing, or placing at home.
Thick, colorful hand-knitted wool socks featuring ancient geometric patterns traditional to the southern highlands of Armenia.
Honoring Agarak's rich copper mining heritage, these beautiful coffee pots are hand-beaten by local coppersmiths for traditional brewing.
A curated blend of dried wild mountain greens used to recreate the iconic regional herb-stuffed flatbread at home.
A set of wooden coasters engraved with the traditional Armenian eternity symbol, representing life, light, and prosperity.
Durable leather belt featuring a solid brass buckle inspired by Bronze-age archaeological motifs discovered in the Syunik region.
Hand-harvested wild mountain herbs including thyme and mint gathered from the high rocky cliffs of the Syunik Province.
Carved from dark volcanic glass naturally sourced from the Armenian highlands, representing a miniature of the iconic cross-stone monuments.
Pure, raw honey harvested from high-altitude beehives nestled along the pristine southern Armenian mountain slopes.
Sweet, sun-dried fruits unique to the warm microclimate of the nearby Meghri region, prepared using traditional air-drying techniques.
A rich, semi-sweet specialty wine fermented from locally grown pomegranates in the nearby fertile Araks river valley.