Hayeren Mugs

Description: A more interesting way to say you speak Armenian and spark the interest of non-Armenian speakers.

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

Description: The official seal of Orange County in Armenian. Represent your Armenian and your OC with this fun t-shirt.

Description: Collage of many of the most recognized sights of Armenia. Hayastan and Armenia are written out.

Description: Flag of Fresno translated into Armenian to show pride in the Armenian contributions and heritage of Fresno. See how long it takes your friends to notice the subtle difference.

Description: 700th anniversary of the establishment of Gladzor University in Armenia.

Description: King Artavasd II. King of Armenia from 55 BC to 34 BC, with the title King of Kings.

Description: The old maple leaf with a twist. Instead of Latin characters, Canada is written in Western Armenian, and the year of establishment of Canada (1867) is written in the little known Armenian numerals.

Description: Commemorative design from the 1978 blessing of the Holy Muron in Echmiadzin, a tradition approaching two thousand years.

Description: Aren't we all Varbed/Varpet's, really? Gear which says so makes it official.

Description: Glendale in the Armenian script. Show your pride in the city with the US's largest Armenian population. Or just wear it to impress Armenians and confuse non-Armenian!

Description: ՇՈՒՇԻ - Shushi design with an eagle above.

Description: Vardanank is the famous novel by Derenik Demirchian about the Armenian Rebellion against Persia in 451CE. The defining battle of Avarayr which Armenia lost, nevertheless convinced the Persians to allow Armenia to keep her Christianity, rather than accept the (at the time) Zoroastrian faith of Iran. The design uses the word Vardanank (in Armenian) to form the length of a sword.

Description: This Armenian dragon king design is in the old style of Armenian manuscripts, which has a rich tradition in Armenia.

Description: No worries, it's all good, hakuna matata... in the unique dialect of Artsakh Armenians.

Description: California flag, but the text now spells "California" in Armenian instead.

Description: Design saying Yerevan in Armenian and English, with Mt. Ararat above it, and the sun's rays as a backdrop.

Description: The Glendale Freeway sign, in Armenian! With the largest population of Armenians in the USA, it makes sense.