Hand-Painted Ceramic Figurine of Vaspurakan Lady - The Woman from Vaspurakan Jamawar Decorating the wrist on a

Decorating the wrist on a length of adjustable black cotton cord

3 inches H x 9

The round box is crafted from papier mache and covered with tiny glass beads in elaborate patterns that include the peyote flower

Featuring a different handloomed Inca-style wool textile on each side

The elephant-shaped cup features a cool aqua glaze with celadon's characteristic crackled finish

Hand-Painted Ceramic Figurine of Vaspurakan Lady - The Woman from Vaspurakan Jamawar Decorating the wrist on aWarm tones characterize the traditional costumes of Vaspurakan, a province of the ancient kingdom of Armenia known as the land of princes. Artisan Gohar Petrosyan, inspired by stories and songs of the city's splendor, uses ceramics to craft this sweet tribute, creating this hand painted figurine depicting a lovely lady carrying her baby while wearing the stunning style of the place. Ships fast from USA Ceramic 0. 10 kg 11. 5 cm L x 4. 5 cm W x 4. 8 cm