Armenian Man from Choulaver
Title
Armenian Man from Choulaver
Image Description and Historical Context
A bearded Armenian man from Choulaver (now Shaumiani, Georgia) dressed in traditional Caucasian attire. He wears a large papakha (fur hat), a long-sleeved cherkesska with cartridge pouches, and a wide cloth belt securing his garments. His expression is serious, and he holds a wooden staff, indicative of a respected elder or a figure of authority. The attire and accessories reflect the traditional dress of Armenians and other ethnic groups of the Caucasus, emphasizing both practicality and status. The setting appears to be an outdoor or rustic backdrop, highlighting the man's cultural heritage within the mountainous region.
Series or Collection Name
Caucasian Types
Original Printed Text
Кавказские Типы – Шулаверский Армянин
Types du Caucase – Arménien de Choulaver
Types du Caucase – Arménien de Choulaver
Citation
“Armenian Man from Choulaver,” Armenian Philatelic, accessed March 31, 2025, https://armphil.com/items/show/34.