Hand-Woven Wool Carpet
A small-sized, authentic wool rug woven in the traditional Tavush style, famous for its rich red tones and geometric medallions.
Ijevan 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 small-sized, authentic wool rug woven in the traditional Tavush style, famous for its rich red tones and geometric medallions.
A woven cushion cover featuring traditional Tavush bird motifs and representation of the Tree of Life in rich, natural-dyed yarn.
A set of four colorful felt coasters made from sheep's wool using traditional wet-felting methods native to northern Armenia.
A framed botanical composition featuring pressed flowers and leaves collected from the famous lush botanical gardens of Ijevan.
Dark, thick honey sourced from beehives kept deep in the humid, pristine oak and beech forests surrounding Ijevan.
A smooth, artisanal sweet liqueur made using wild blackberries gathered by locals in the dense Tavush mountains.
An 'Alani' confection made of sweet, naturally sun-dried whole persimmons stuffed with spiced ground walnuts and sugar.
A rustic wine chalice carved from regional Tavush oak, treated with beeswax to naturally preserve the wood.
A miniature clay wine vessel modeled after the ancient Armenian underground fermentation amphorae known as Karas.
A bottle of sweet, aromatic fruit wine produced by the historic Ijevan Wine-Brandy Factory using locally harvested pomegranates.