Hand Carved Armenian Wood Amulet and Home Accent - Daghdaghan Amulet Grey The lok chan motif refers

The lok chan motif refers to the relationship between China and Java

Woven from sumptuously soft 100% alpaca wool

this teapot features a geometric and floral-inspired design in blue and orange on an off-white background

The decorative pinewood plate is the creation of the Guatemalan artisan organization Maya Artists Group

Decorated with charming diamond motifs in pink and white embroidery

Hand Carved Armenian Wood Amulet and Home Accent - Daghdaghan Amulet Grey The lok chan motif refersThis hand carved poplar wood Armenian amulet and home accent from artisan Armen Ohanyan is called a dagdaghan and decorated with Armenian ornaments. In the past, daghdaghans had a wide usage in the everyday life of Armenians, as a protection from the evil eye. It would be hung on entrance doors, in jars, by the bedstead and in any place to be protected. There were also special daghdaghans made for children and cattle. While making daghdghans, the