Honoring the 10th-century Armenian monk
With the principles of infinite love and devotion
enriched with dialectal nuances
Armenian folk singer and gusan Sayat-Nova is among those rare figures in literature and art whose creative legacy has withstood the test of the greatest critic - time
The dimensions of this product are 65 x 65 cm (about 27 x 27 in)
Sacred Vision chiffon Honoring the 10th-century Armenian monkIn the history of Armenia, two significant events were fundamental in strengthening national identity. In 301, King Trdat III accepted Christianity as the national religion, and under the direction of St. Gregory, the Illuminator, the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin was built. Little over one hundred years later, Mesrop Mashots invented the Armenian alphabet, in 405. The intent was to translate the Holy Bible into Armenian, to Armenianize the church