Queen of My Heart Mug
$20.00
Hand wash recommended
11 oz mug
One side features SEDA / SETA. On the other side it says “Eem ankin surdees Takooheen.” In Armenian that translates to “The Precious Queen of my Heart.” “Ankin” directly translates into “priceless” but I think “precious” emcompasses this sentiment’s meaning better.
(Seh-daw / Seh-taw) means “voices of the forest” referring to forest spirits from Armenian mythology. It is also referred to as “light” or “bright.”
The drawing is inspired by a very special lady who is a living legend in the Armenian dance community. Seda has been performing and teaching for over 73 years all around the world. She was the Director of the Vannig Children’s Dance Group as well as the Vasburagan Armenian Dance Group of Washington. In the illustration, she is dressed in authentic Vasburagan garments.
The background is inspired by patterns found in books from the Madenataran, a repository of ancient manuscripts in Yerevan, Armenia.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Armenian culture with our “Queen of My Heart Mug”. This exquisite 11 oz mug is not just a vessel for your favorite beverages; it is a piece of art that celebrates tradition and heritage. One side of the mug showcases the stunning SEDA / SETA artwork, while the other side bears the heartfelt Armenian phrase “Eem ankin surdees Takooheen” meaning “The Precious Queen of my Heart”.
Embrace the beauty and symbolism of this unique mug with the following features:
– Hand wash recommended to preserve the intricate design
– SEDA / SETA artwork inspired by Armenian mythology and the spirit of the forest
– Illustration of a legendary Armenian dance figure, Seda, in authentic Vasburagan attire
– Background pattern drawn from the ancient manuscripts of the Madenataran in Yerevan, Armenia
Let the Queen of My Heart Mug grace your kitchen or home with its blend of cultural significance and artistic flair. Add a touch of Armenian heritage to your daily routine and savor your favorite beverages in style. Order now and bring a piece of Armenian tradition into your life.