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Anahit Isunts and Ayda Santuryan

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A meeting with masters Anahit Isunts (lace making) and Ayda Santuryan (embroidery) as part of the "Codes of Nature: Plant, Thread, Clay, Metal" exhibition pavilion. Visitors can meet the artisans, explore their works, and discover the distinctive features of these traditional crafts.

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The Hovhannes Sharambeyan Folk Arts Museum in Yerevan houses a large collection of Armenian folk crafts—wood, metal and stone carving, ceramics, rugs, textiles, and silverwork. It stages temporary exhibitions, interactive masterclasses, and community projects (including a museum shop and café) that connect traditional artisanship with contemporary creative initiatives.

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Anahit Isunts and Ayda Santuryan

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A meeting with masters Anahit Isunts (lace making) and Ayda Santuryan (embroidery) as part of the "Codes of Nature: Plant, Thread, Clay, Metal" exhibition pavilion. Visitors can meet the artisans, explore their works, and discover the distinctive features of these traditional crafts.

Organizer

The Hovhannes Sharambeyan Folk Arts Museum in Yerevan houses a large collection of Armenian folk crafts—wood, metal and stone carving, ceramics, rugs, textiles, and silverwork. It stages temporary exhibitions, interactive masterclasses, and community projects (including a museum shop and café) that connect traditional artisanship with contemporary creative initiatives.

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