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Description: This shield or coat of arms says Yerevan on top in Armenian, and below has a very cool design depicting Yerevan's beautiful Hamalir complex.

Description: Yerevan State University shirt for alumni and fans.

Description: The Bagratuni dynasty's emblem, as carved into the gates of the medieval city of Ani.

Description: Vintage Armenian design, featuring classic Armenian elements.

Description: LA's unofficial logo, but with Armenian letters

Description: Monte Melkonian

Description: Fascinating stories from a fascinating life.

Description: The Yerevan's unofficial pulpulak committee design is for anyone who loves our capital's drinking fountains and stands up for their preservation.

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

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

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

Description: Retro Armenian design of Mt. Ararat with an Armenian design behind it and a small eternity symbol on the bottom.

Description: Cheers! In Western Armenian.

Description: A love (heart) Armenia design, where the heart is reminiscent of the traditional Armenian knotwork carvings found all over the Armenian Highlands on churches, monasteries, khachkars and caravansarais.

Description: The stamp that the famous author Avetik Isahakyan used to mark all of the books of his personal library.

Description: Gyumri, still called by the old name of Leninakan by many of the residents, is Armenia's second largest city. This huge abandoned Soviet fountain is a symbol of sorts for the city, which is in other parts undergoing a rebirth.

Description: Traditional Armenian Dancers as depicted on a vintage Soviet matchbox design.

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

Description: The Kingdom of Cilicia, also spelled Kilikia, also known as Little Armenia, was a crusader state, and many Armenians today are descendants of that land.

Description: A retro design to show off your love for Yerevan.

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

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: Eternal glory to the heroes of Musa Ler, also known as Musa Dagh. A small group of Armenians on a small mountain by the Mediterranean Sea successfully fought off massive numbers of Turkish forces in order to survive until French rescue ships arrived.

Description: Vintage Soviet design of a plane flying over Yerevan and Mount Ararat.

Description: King Levon's Lion of Cilicia, as depicted on the silver coins of his reign. Cilicia, an Armenian crusader state also known as Little Armenia is called Kilikia or Giligia in Armenian.

Description: Erebuni is a classic Armenian beer, still being produced today. This vintage label however has been totally cleaned and digitized, to bring you a much groovier Erebuni design.

Description: The lion of Ani on the Ani Beer label. This lion of the Bagratuni dynasty guards above the gate in the massive ramparts of the medieval Armenian capital, known as the city of 1001 churches.

Description: A vintage design recreated by hand, originally from a small ski spot in the USA, named after the original Mount Ararat in the Armenian Highlands.

Description: Tigran Petrosian was an Armenian from the Soviet Union that became World Chess Champion in 1963, and reigned until 1969, when Spasky finally defeated him.

Description: Design representing one of Armenia's most beautiful and stories regions, Lori Marz, and their unique way to toast.

Description: "Tumanyan" written in beautiful handwriting. Tumanyan is a beautiful small town (gyughakaghak) in the stunning Debed Canyon of Lori Marz, Armenia.

Description: What's there to say. You're Armenian, and you deserve a kiss! With the Armenian eternity symbol on top.

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: Map of Armenia, filled with the names of the better known cities, towns and villages. Larger names means larger cities of course. Learn Armenia's important settlements right off your shirt! Yerevan, Gyumri, Vanadzor, Goris, Kapan, Vardenis, Alaverdi, Dilijan, Ashtarak, Ejmiatsin and so many more!

Description: Sketch of the UNESCO World Heritage monastery of Haghpat, in northern Armenia's Debed Canyon, located in the Lori region.

Description: Want to save your breath? Point at this design whenever you need the kids to speak Armenian. Great for yourself or as a gift!