Permanence — 405 AD This piece is a tribute to identity that does not fade. Inspired by the year 405 AD—the creation of the Armenian alphabet by St. Mesrop Mashtots—this design represents more than history. It represents a turning point where language became legacy, and identity became permanent. At its core lies AZG (ԱԶԳ), meaning nation—formed as a unified symbol, not just letters. It stands as a visual expression of belonging, culture, and continuity. The fingerprint woven into the design reflects a deeper truth:identity is not only inherited—it is embedded. אישי, unmistakable, and carried forward through generations.