PARJANOV — Fragments of Memory Sergei Parajanov never created films in a conventional way.He constructed worlds from symbols, silence, ritual, texture, and memory. This piece draws from that same philosophy. Layered with fragmented imagery inspired by The Color of Pomegranates, the design combines film frames, handwritten Armenian script, sacred symbolism, emotional portraiture, and cultural artifacts into a single visual composition — echoing the surreal language that defined Parajanov’s work. Every element is intentional:the pomegranate, the eyes, the cage, the torn textures, the fading figures, the cinematic strips. Nothing here exists as decoration alone. Printed in restrained archival tones against deep black, the composition is designed to feel less like merchandise and more like a wearable cultural collage — something discovered rather than manufactured.   For those who understand Armenian culture not only through history and struggle, but through art, cinema, memory, and expression.