Fertility is a violent and bloody affair, far from the gentle femininity often ascribed to it. This tension is at the core of Anahid, the first piece in my series reimagining Armenian female goddesses from pre-Christian times. 

She is sweetness forged in fire. Anoush, mother of dragons, rises from the molten heart of Mount Ararat—eternal, beautiful, and utterly untamable.

Spandaramet, goddess of death and memory, emerges from the shadows in a haunting watercolor. Part of Marie Khediguian’s series reviving Armenia’s pre-Christian goddesses through large-scale art.

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Explore the captivating allure of a large-scale watercolour featuring a pre-Christian Armenian goddess. This striking artwork captures the essence of ancient spirituality and cultural heritage, showcasing intricate details and vibrant hues that evoke a sense of mystique. Perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors alike, this piece is a celebration of femininity and mythology, bringing a touch of the divine into your space. Elevate your collection with this unique homage to Armenia’s rich history.