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Armik Grigoryan

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Aug 20, 2026
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Jul 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Armik Grigoryan

    Vergine Smbatyan’s life woven with carpet patterns (opens the original)

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    When talking to Vergine Smbatyan, you first notice the warmth and dedication with which she speaks about her work. For her, Armenian carpet art is not merely a museum exhibit or a tapestry hanging on a wall, but a living language meant to be worn in everyday life. As a fashion designer, embroiderer and carpet scholar, Smbatyan has been breathing new life into traditional ornaments for decades, offering people a simple idea of carrying “a piece of carpet with you.” Born and raised in the village

  2. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Armik Grigoryan

    From Beirut to Gyumri: How Narine Poladian became a khachkar carver (opens the original)

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    In 2018, when 23-year-old Narine Poladian boarded a flight from Beirut to Yerevan, her suitcase held an interior architecture degree, and her mind was set on a few months of volunteering through Birthright Armenia. She had no plans to radically alter the course of her life. “Leaving your family and moving wasn’t something customary for us. But I wanted to change my life and bring something new into it,” she said. What began as a volunteer experience became a journey of self-discovery and repatri

  3. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Armik Grigoryan

    Silence is complicity: Who will protect the sanctuaries of Artsakh? (opens the original)

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    The catastrophic 44-day war of 2020 and the subsequent 10-month blockade of Artsakh, culminating in the forced displacement and ethnic cleansing of its population in September 2023, stand as one of the most painful humanitarian crises of the 21st century. Yet, this tragedy did not end with the physical removal of the indigenous population from their ancestral lands. Today, Artsakh is undergoing a second phase of this process: cultural genocide. This is a state-sponsored policy aimed at erasing t

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