Technical Details:
Issue Date: 29 August 2018
Designer: Vahagn Mkrtchyan (“Hov Arek” Dance); Suresh Kumar ("Manipuri" Dance)
Printer: Cartor, France
Size: 40,0 x 30,0 mm
Print Run: 40,000.- Pieces
About Armenia- India Joint Issue
The first postage stamp depicts the Armenian dance “Hov Arek” staged on the basis of lyrical folk song (“Hov arek sarer jan” which means “Dear mountains send me a breeze”) from the collection of the famous Armenian musicologist, composer and priest Komitas. The dance is performed by women, which make the dance look very graceful and delicate.
The second postage stamp depicts the Indian dance “Manipuri”, which is one of the major Indian classical dance forms. It is originated in Manipur, a far eastern state of India. The traditional Manipuri dance style embodies delicate, lyrical and graceful movements.
Issue Date: 29 August 2018
Designer: Vahagn Mkrtchyan (“Hov Arek” Dance); Suresh Kumar ("Manipuri" Dance)
Printer: Cartor, France
Size: 40,0 x 30,0 mm
Print Run: 40,000.- Pieces
About Armenia- India Joint Issue
The first postage stamp depicts the Armenian dance “Hov Arek” staged on the basis of lyrical folk song (“Hov arek sarer jan” which means “Dear mountains send me a breeze”) from the collection of the famous Armenian musicologist, composer and priest Komitas. The dance is performed by women, which make the dance look very graceful and delicate.
The second postage stamp depicts the Indian dance “Manipuri”, which is one of the major Indian classical dance forms. It is originated in Manipur, a far eastern state of India. The traditional Manipuri dance style embodies delicate, lyrical and graceful movements.
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