Wood Carving Museum of Armenia



Development of Cultural Industries in the Cultural Institutions of Armenia and Georgia through the Introduction to the UK Experience in Product Development, Business Management and Marketing

	British Council GACC Homepage About the Project Home Contacts ARMENIA Erebuni Museum History Museum of Armenia National Gallery of Armenia Wood Carving Museum GEORGIA Batumi Archaeological Museum Georgin Museum of Dolls Kutaisi State Hisotry Museum Z.Paliashvili House-Museum	Gatanahshich Gatanakhshich (stamp for sweet dough) is a typeof seal that has been known in Armenia since the ancient times.They used to be made of various materials. more...		Spoon Spoons have been known since the ancient times (B.C. 2000-1000). Armenian spoons were marked out by their sizes more...	Visit Museum Home Page
		Stick for tasting dough This object, due to its form, is a novelty in the traditional culture of bread. It combines both the ideas of wooden needle and amulet. more...		Jewel boxes This jewel box is a novelty in the Armenian culture. By their forms, they have look like stamps of cone more...
		Knife for Cutting Paper Paper knifeis a thing that is applied in writing art. They have been famous since the times of handwritten books. more...		Wine Jug Wine culture has been known in Armenia since the immemorial times. It has been connected with agriculture and viticulture. more...
		Salt-Cellar Anthropomorphous Salt-cellar is a monumental sculpture and a small plastics type as well. It has been known in Armenia since Van's Kingdom period (9th c. B.C.) more...		amp Zoomorphous Besides its main significance, lamp is a sculpture of small sizes. This type of lamps has been known in Armenia since Van's kingdom ( B. C . IX century). more... Top








	Exhibition was created as part of the the Georgian Arts and Culture Center project “Development of Cultural Industries in the Cultural Institutions of Armenia and Georgia through the introduction to the UK experience in product development, business management and marketing” supported by the British Council's "Creative Collaboration" project