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1. Armenian Woman; 2. Armenian Women with Child; 3. Nanadjan.
Ernst Holtzer (1835-1911) Persia 100 Years Ago (1870-1880) - [Portfolio], published 1976.
Armenian women from Akhaltskha, early XX cent. By Avetisyan. History Museum of Armenia.
Women and children gathered in the church yard / Pilgrims. Women and children are gathered in front of a one-story building / Women going on pilgrimage / Pilgrims are sitting under trees. Pots are placed on the fire / Pilgrim men sitting on the ground / People going on pilgrimage to the saint Yegishe church.
Vartashen, Utik, early XX cent. History Museum of Armenia.
Vartashen used to be a mixed Udi-Armenian town. Because Udis had Armenian names and were followers of the Armenian Apostolic Church (and therefore were viewed as Armenians) they suffered the same fate as Armenians and were forced to leave during the 1st Artsakh War. The town has been named Oghuz.
Women and children gathered in the church yard / Pilgrims. Women and children are gathered in front of a one-story building / Women going on pilgrimage / Pilgrims are sitting under trees. Pots are placed on the fire / Pilgrim men sitting on the ground / People going on pilgrimage to the saint Yegishe church.
Vartashen, Utik, early XX cent. History Museum of Armenia.
Vartashen used to be a mixed Udi-Armenian town. Because Udis had Armenian names and were followers of the Armenian Apostolic Church (and therefore were viewed as Armenians) they suffered the same fate as Armenians and were forced to leave during the 1st Artsakh War. The town has been named Oghuz.

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Fav photos from Fashion Forward Armenia:Creativity and Motion by Forbes Austria.
10th Street, Ddmashen, Gegharkunik Province, Armenia.
In Armenian, when we want to say “damn you” or “go to hell”, we use the expressions "գրողը քեզ տանի" [groxy qez tani] or "գնա գրողի ծոցը" [gna (kori) groxi tsocy], which translate to “may the writer take you away” or “go and get lost in the writer’s embrace” in English. You might wonder, “Who is this writer-person?” and “Why is it considered a curse?”
According to traditional Armenian belief, Grox (the writer) is a spirit who records a person's deeds during their lifetime, determining the purity of their soul. This concept may be linked to Tir, the god of writing and literature in Armenian mythology. In some interpretations, it was believed that anyone whose name Tir wrote in his notebook would die. This is where the curse "may the writer take you" originates.
During the Christian era, Grox was mistakenly represented as a Christian spirit who no longer recorded human deeds but instead determined each person's fate, inscribing it on their foreheads. Over time, Grox came to be depicted as an evil spirit, sometimes identified with Satan. Thus, the curse "get lost in Grox’s embrace," which originally signified death, took on a more negative connotation. However, this was not originally characteristic of Grox in Armenian traditional beliefs.
So, if you want to get creative with your curses, instead of saying “go to hell,” you can use the phrase “get lost in the writer’s embrace”.
Another expression with the writer is աչքի գրող (writer of (one's) eye), which means someone or something people hate (sometimes unnecessarily like "after that stupid argument i've become writer of their eye") or something that brought a bad luck "that controversial statement was writer of an eye in his career".
Intrestingly one of Arm words for "fate" literally means "writing on forehead".
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An Antique hand knotted woolen wedding runner, woven in Artsakh, Armenia. CA 1880-1890.
"The stylization of the figures is indicative of Armenian provenance, even when compared to other antique carpets where the Armenian origin is clear due to Christian symbolism or Armenian inscriptions.
In overall appearance and iconography, this piece looks like an original wedding carpet, perhaps tied by the bride as part of her dowry and above all as a testament to her skills."
YA Books About Armenia 🇦🇲
Master Book List for the YA World Challenge for 🇦🇲 Armenia
YA Like Water on Stone, Dana Walrath ⌛ Forgotten Fire, Adam Bagdasarian 💚🛩️⌛ Daughter of War, Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch 🛩️⌛ Lake of Sighs, Meli Sarkissian 💚🦋 One Man Guy, Michael Barakiva 💚🛩️🌈 As the Poppies Bloomed, Maral Boyadjian 💚⌛
NA/Coming-of-age All the Light There Was, Nancy Kricorian 💚⌛🛩️ The Gray House, Mariam Petrosyan 💚🦋 The Gimmicks, Chris McCormick The Spice Box Letters, Eve Makis ⌛🛩️ A Place Far Away, Vahan Zanoyan 💚 My Name is Aram, William Saroyan 💚🛩️
Memoir Four Years in the Mountains of Kurdistan, Aram Haigaz 💚 Vergeen: A Survivor of the Armenian Genocide, Mae Derdarian
Childrens A Weave of Words: An Armenian Tale, Robert D. San Souci
Adult books to consider Three Apples Fell from the Sky, Narine Abgaryan 💚⌛ The Sandcastle Girls, Chris Bohjalian 💚⌛ Rise of the Phoenix, T. Isajanyan 💚🦋 Mayda, Srpuhi Dussap 💚⌛
💚 Native Author 🛩️ Immigrant or diaspora 🏖️ non-native characters in or about the country (ex. vacation/adventure) ⌛ Historical 🦋 Fantasy 🌈 LGBT
Artanish, Gegharkunik Province, Armenia.
Armenian antique rug, early 20th century.
in armenia, gay marriage is illegal, openly gay men are banned from joining the military, gay couples are not allowed to adopt, and there is no law prohibiting discrimination based on sexual/romantic orientation. even though homosexuality has been legal (only) since 2004, it remains taboo and misunderstood. homophobia and transphobia are rampant.
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armenia has been ranked 47th out of 49 european countries for lgbt rights.
please consider donating to pink armenia if you can. happy pride month especially to my fellow lgbt armenians! <3
equalityarmenia.org and galasla.org are other resources for lgbt armenians.

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Early 16th century liturgical psalter from Armenia. Cover.
Philadelphia Museum of Art via Internet Archive