Walnut Husk Natural Dye Wool Yarn
Skeins of organic local sheep's wool naturally dyed to deep, earthy brown hues using tannins from Ashtarak walnut husks.
In Ashtarak, a good souvenir usually has a practical clue. It might be wrapped for a local table, made for regular use, or sold by someone who can explain why it belongs here.
The stronger souvenirs from Ashtarak are the ones that keep working after the trip: on a shelf, in a kitchen, on the body, or in a daily ritual.
Skeins of organic local sheep's wool naturally dyed to deep, earthy brown hues using tannins from Ashtarak walnut husks.
A beautiful, sturdy serving bowl carved by hand from the dark, beautifully grained wood of old Ashtarak walnut trees.
A whimsical sterling silver pendant shaped like a walnut shell that opens, paying tribute to Ashtarak's signature agricultural crop.
A hand-painted clay replica of the iconic 7th-century Karmravor Church located in the heart of Ashtarak.
A rich, dark, concentrated grape syrup boiled down without sugar, traditionally used as a natural sweetener and winter remedy.
Young, soft green walnuts harvested early and preserved in a heavy, aromatic syrup flavored with cloves and cardamom.
A durable kitchen apron hand-embroidered with detailed grape and vine motifs, celebrating the local wine heritage.
A classic sweet treat made by dipping strings of local walnuts into a thick, spiced grape juice syrup called doshab.
A terracotta wine decanter designed to mimic the ancient clay vessels used in historical Armenian viticulture.
An elegant, crisp white wine made from the indigenous Voskehat grape variety grown in Ashtarak's mineral-rich volcanic soil.