The Christmas Spirit in Artsakh (A Photographic Journey)
By Arevik Danielian // Posted on December 31, 2012 in Armenia // 7 Comments // 
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Christmas tree on Renaissance Square in Stepanakert (Photo by Arevik Danielian, The Armenian Weekly)
The weather in Artsakh before the New Year (Photo by Arevik Danielian, The Armenian Weekly)
Entries in the competition for best unconventional Christmas tree in Artsakh. (Photo by Arevik Danielian, The Armenian Weekly)
Christmas tree on Renaissance Square in Stepanakert (Photo by Arevik Danielian, The Armenian Weekly)
Coca Cola’s holiday advertising campaign in Stepanakert (Photo by Arevik Danielian, The Armenian Weekly)
Cleaning in Shushi before the holidays (Photo by Arevik Danielian, The Armenian Weekly)
Christmas decorations in a store in Stepanakert (Photo by Arevik Danielian, The Armenian Weekly)
Children celebrate the holidays at the Naregatsi Art Center in Shushi (Photo by Arevik Danielian, The Armenian Weekly)
Getsen mer kachen Artsakhtsik namanavant pokreren ou yeridasartoutyounne.Getsen kanzi irenk en mer hbardoutyounne!
Bravo Arevik ,
You have done a good job. Your photography is quite good and above all very inspiring to see Centre of Stepanakert in such a jolly mood.
Wishing you a Health, prosperous and more and moer successful Years…
Keep on with your good work.We need more suchy photograph from ARTSAKH.
Thank you,
Batchigner
thank you!
wish you a merry christmas and happy new year!
see you next year )
Beautiful collection. Thank you Arevik. Shnoravor Nor Daree Yev Soorp Dzunoont to our brothers and sisters in Artsakh. They inspire us every day with their courage. When we educate our children on critical moments in our history… Avarayr…Sardarabad….. And now Artsakh. May God continue to,bless our people in the New Year.
Արեւիկ ջան, գեղեցիկ նկարներ են, ապրես.
Ցանկանում եմ մեր բոլոր Արցախցի հայրենակիցներին ուրախ Նոր Տարի եւ փայլուն ապագա.
A beautiful Christmas tree, for Artsakhi proud and brave people!! May God bless you all, for keeping the flame of Christianity in that part of the world!!!
Our dedicated Art-Sakh…
(Artsakh)
Not Nogorno-Karabakh…
Please repeat with me
Art -Sakh…
Sakh …
To mean in Armenian “Jokh…Arad”
Full of Arts and Genius People
We wish them to progress and
Be recognize all over the world
Sylva