Once known as an open-air museum, Shushi flourished with architectural marvels, cathedrals, chapels, monasteries, and khachkars that spoke of faith and artistry. The design draws inspiration from these treasures, where peacocks, symbols of immortality and beauty, often graced Armenian manuscripts and textiles.
Once known as an open-air museum, Shushi flourished with architectural marvels, cathedrals, chapels, monasteries, and khachkars that spoke of faith and artistry. The design draws inspiration from these treasures, where peacocks, symbols of immortality and beauty, often graced Armenian manuscripts and textiles.
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