Ararat Brandy Miniature Set
A collection of aged legendary Armenian brandy in small bottles, celebrating the historic view of Mount Ararat seen from the heights of Erebuni.
Erebuni Fortress 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.
A collection of aged legendary Armenian brandy in small bottles, celebrating the historic view of Mount Ararat seen from the heights of Erebuni.
Hand-painted terracotta vase adorned with traditional Armenian pomegranate patterns and motifs inspired by the frescoes of Erebuni Palace.
An embossed copper wall plate depicting ancient Urartu soldiers and mythological winged beasts found on ancient shields at the site.
A miniature cross-stone carved from authentic red tufa, the iconic volcanic stone used to construct the buildings of nearby Yerevan.
A handmade fabric doll dressed in the historical Yerevan regional costume (Taraz), featuring traditional embroidered patterns and miniature silver-toned jewelry.
Hand-carved from authentic Armenian volcanic obsidian, this figurine depicts the sacred bull, a powerful symbol of strength from the ancient Urartu kingdom.
A sterling silver replica of the famous ancient silver drinking horn (rhyton) shaped like a lion, which was excavated at the Erebuni archaeological site.
A beautiful bronze replica of Urartian-era personal ornaments discovered during archaeological excavations at the fortress site.
A clay replica of the foundational cuneiform inscription found at Erebuni, detailing King Argishti I's founding of the city in 782 BC.
The quintessential Armenian double-reed wind instrument, handcrafted from seasoned apricot wood to produce its signature melancholic sound.