Sose Mayrig stands among the most revered figures of Armenian resistance. A fedayi, wife, mother, and fighter, she stood alongside Serob Aghbyur in defense of Armenian villages during one of the darkest chapters of our history. After his death, she continued the struggle, becoming a symbol of unwavering courage and sacrifice. This Archive interprets her story through the visual language of early twentieth-century editorial lithographs. Inspired by museum catalogs, recovered documents, and archival printmaking, the composition layers portraiture, historical fragments, and symbolic references into a single narrative rather than a simple illustration.   Every element serves a purpose. The Armenian textile, Mount Ararat, catalog markings, and distressed typography transform the shirt into an artifact of remembrance—one that honors resilience through quiet design instead of spectacle.