Hand-woven Lori Kilim Runner
A small wool rug woven with bold, contrasting geometric designs characteristic of northern Armenian weaving traditions.
Vanadzor 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 wool rug woven with bold, contrasting geometric designs characteristic of northern Armenian weaving traditions.
A linen tablecloth featuring hand-embroidered floral motifs native to the Lori region, rendered in vibrant red and green threads.
Delicate sterling silver earrings showcasing the intricate, lace-like filigree metalwork traditional to Armenian master jewellers.
Earthenware pottery hand-formed from rich local clay and wood-fired to achieve a rustic, traditional finish.
A set of durable, hand-carved cooking and serving spoons made from local apricot wood, polished with natural beeswax.
Framed botanical compositions created using real pressed wildflowers and leaves hand-collected in the fields of Vanadzor.
A traditional copper pot used for brewing rich, finely ground Armenian coffee over hot sand or flame.
A traditional, sharp-tasting salted cheese aged in brine, deeply rooted in the dairy-making heritage of the Lori province.
A sweet, tart jam made from wild blackberries hand-picked in the lush, humid forests surrounding Vanadzor.
A meticulously hand-carved cross-stone replica made of grey volcanic basalt, crafted by local Vanadzor stone masons.