Artuyt was founded to make Armenian art known worldwide. We create silk, wool, cashmere scarves, ties and pocket squares based on Armenian artists’ paintings and collages. One scarf takes a full two months to complete, making it an exquisitely crafted accessory. With the help of beautiful and unique scarves, you will be given a chance to discover exquisite artifacts of the Armenian culture – beginning from medieval times to modern abstractionism.

Art specialists categorize Gayane Khachaturian’s painting style as “magical realism,” rarely seen in a painting. Her works stand out for their restrained, cryptic colors, interwoven with vivid and comprehensive color palettes that turn the canvas into a poetic mural and fairy-tale scene.

Gayane Yerkanyan mutates the letters to a degree, so they are no longer recognized as legible forms. Rather they become mesmerizing ink drawings open for interpretation for broader audiences by offering new visual meaning.

In his works, Vazgen Bazhbeuk-Melikyan is guided by the concept of transmuting ideas and pictorial forms no longer present into a new reality.

Embroidery, as a mundane and ecclesiastical art, was an inseparable part of everyday and spiritual life of Armenian people. It represents our multilayer culture and various historical holes, Christian views and beliefs from ancient times, aesthetic perceptions, typical Armenian compositions and style features.