Hayastan Baseball T-Shirts

Description: Vintage Artsakh Flag (also known as Karabakh)

Description: American Grown Armenian Roots

Description: Graphic of Yerevan's most notable monuments in 1978. Opera house, Mother Armenia, Lenin's Statue, Sasuntsi Davit Statue, Republic Square, Matenadaran, Monument, Youth Palace, Tsitsernakaberd, Kino Rossia and others.

Description: Armenian woman in traditional dress

Description: 100% PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO ARMENIA FUND. http://camam.akaraisin.com/ui/ArtsakhAid https://www.himnadram.org/en http://armenianfund.org https://www.armeniasupportfund.org/

Description: Inspiration of the old Armenian kingdoms but without the illustrated manuscript background.

Description: Yerevan State University shirt for alumni and fans.

Description: 100% PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO ARMENIA FUND. http://camam.akaraisin.com/ui/ArtsakhAid https://www.himnadram.org/en http://armenianfund.org https://www.armeniasupportfund.org/

Description: A colorful mix of Armenian fancy knots alphabet set on illuminated background.

Description: 100% PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO ARMENIA FUND. http://camam.akaraisin.com/ui/ArtsakhAid https://www.himnadram.org/en http://armenianfund.org https://www.armeniasupportfund.org/

Description: Colorful mix of Armenian fancy knots alphabet design.

Description: HOLLYWOOD written in Armenian.

Description: Radio Yerevan was the famous or perhaps infamous series of jokes during communist days, popular across the east bloc. Callers would supposedly call "Radio Yerevan" to ask questions, and the answers would take a swing at communism in such a way that the host could feign innocence.

Description: Commemorative medal for the 1973 USSR Championship victory of Armenia's Football team Ararat.

Description: Armenia in English and Armenian with the flag colours

Description: Coat of Arms of the Republic of Armenia. Vintage look.

Description: The Lisbon 5. Sacrificed their lives to bring attention to the Armenian Cause.

Description: Statue of David of Sassoon in Fresno, California.

Description: I Love Armenia is a heartfelt design that expresses pride and love for Armenia. This design celebrates Armenian culture, history, and the beauty of the country, making it perfect for anyone who feels a deep connection to their Armenian roots. Whether as a personal reminder, a cultural statement, or a thoughtful gift, this design serves as a proud declaration of love for Armenia.

Description: Answer questions before they're asked!

Description: Armenian letters

Description: Sayat Nova was the most famous troubadour in the Caucasus, who sang in many of the local languages. This design is a drawing of him with his kamancha instrument.

Description: Fence made of license plates in the Republic of Mountainous Karabakh.

Description: Monte Melkonian

Description: Armenia vintage

Description: 1968 map of the historical monuments of Soviet Armenia.

Description: The airport codes for Los Angeles - Paris - Yerevan, once the most popular route to get from the USA to Armenia. Idea inspired by reversing 1990s graffiti in Yerevan indicating the opposite direction of travel, when Armenia was experiencing large-scale emigration.

Description: The stunning monastery of Goshavank is an Armenian treasure. Commissioned by Armenian royalty, it has some of Armenia's most ornate carvings on the walls and khachkars. It's named after Mkhitar Gosh, the father of Armenian law.

Description: Վրաս գրէ՛, literally means "write it on me" in Western Armenian. Western Armenians will know what it means.

Description: Armenia may be landlocked today, but that was not the case when the biblical flood brought Noah's Ark to Armenia's Mt. Ararat! This design was created just for fun.

Description: This vintage design celebrates the completion of Armenia's Yerevan to Lake Sevan highway, built 1967-1972.

Description: This is the Ex Libris stamp used in the books of the personal collection of Karo Ghafadaryan. Karo Ghafadaryan was a Soviet Armenian archaeologist, historian, epigraphist, philologist, and director of the History Museum of Armenia. Under his administration, the History Museum became an advanced research and educational center in Armenia.

Description: The monument named "We Are Our Mountains" is popularly known as Mamik and Babik, and has come to symbolize the stubborn Armenians of Artsakh, also called Karabakh.

Description: Vintage design featuring the old terminal of Zvartnots International Airport, and celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic.

Description: Sketch of famous Armenian poet and writer Avetik Isahakyan, with his signature in Armenian.

Description: This special design was created in 1978 to celebrate the birth of Yerevan's 1,000,000th resident! The design says 999,999 +1, with the baby forming the 1. Great present for a baby, a new mother, or anyone who enjoys vintage designs.