A remarkable display of pavilions for countries of the International Organization of La Francophonie, dubbed as the Francophonie village, officially opened on Liberty Square of downtown Yerevan on October 9-11, 2018.
Anush and Donara Chibukhchyan, YSU IB assistants of the Department of Decorative-Applied Art and Design, members of RA artists’ Union, presented Tavush Region with their works.
The village of La Francophonie has united around members of the international organization of 30 countries.
The Armenian pavilion offers an interesting glimpse into the culture, history, goods of 10 regions of Armenia and Artsakh. The pavilion was prepared by the State Tourism Committee, together with RA Ministry of Territorial Administration and Development, Republic of Artsakh and 10 regional Government Administrations.
Each region presented graphic images with short and interesting information. Ethnic cultural exhibits typical to that region were also presented.
Armavir Region presented dried fruits, Tavush Region, ethnic balconies, Shirak Region, Avetik Isahakyan’s crib, and Ararat Region presented the Ararat Valley’s crops and goods.
The pavilion also featured carpet weaving, cross-crafting and so on.
YSU IB assistants of the Department of Decorative-Applied Art and Design, members of the RA Artists’ Union, Anush and Donara Chibukhchyan presented Tavush Region with embroidered belts, hats, pockets and delicate unique and colorful lace.
The masters presented the Armenian culture and heritage to the guests, conducting master classes in lace-making and weaving. The visitors were delighted and impressed by the pavilion of Tavush Region.
