A new exhibition in the Wine history museum of Armenia:
In cooperation with the National Museum-Institute of Architecture after Alexander Tamanyan, the temporary exhibition was recently opened in the Wine history museum of Armenia: “Wine in the art of architect Rafael Israelyan”.
Sketches of jugs, glasses, metal pots and jugs, vinegar bowls, and corkscrews, spiced with national motifs; Both in architecture and in applied art, Rafael Israelyan used images of grapes and pomegranates, which, as always, differ in their aesthetic morphology.
The event, organized on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition, was attended by guests from a number of Armenian museums, who welcomed the cooperation projects between the museums with great joy, emphasizing the joint work.
You can already get acquainted with the architect’s sketches in the new hall of the Wine History Museum of Armenia.

The wine history museum of Armenia took part in Yerevan Wine days 2022.
Introducing the rich history of Armenian winemaking and presenting the 6000-year-old wine culture not only to Armenian but also to the foreign participants of the festival was the main motive of the museum.
The pavilion was designed and made in the concept of the Armenian terroir because the grapes growing in Armenia and the wine made from it get their taste and aromatic features from the terroir.
The columns of the pavilion are made of the soil of the historic Dalma vineyards and represent the stratigraphy of the soil.