Unique Armenian Wood Amulet - Crescent Daghdaghan Blue or Purple Asunta Pelaez crafts the frame

Asunta Pelaez crafts the frame by hand with traditional reverse painted glass techniques unique to Peru's Cajamarca region

8 inches H x 5

This gorgeous shawl combines a beautiful palette with rustic textures to give you the perfect statement piece

this animal-themed salt and pepper shaker pair is finished with brown and white glazes

The artisan carves the statuette by hand from suar wood and gives it a medium brown finish

Unique Armenian Wood Amulet - Crescent Daghdaghan Blue or Purple Asunta Pelaez crafts the frameThis hand carved beechwood amulet and home accent from artisan Armen Ohanyan is called a daghdaghan, a crescent shape decorated with Armenian symbols and 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