Figurine of Arshaluis Kanjyan (hand-painted)

The figurine depicts the artistic image of Arshaluis Kivorkovna Khanzhiyan (1914–1998), a legendary resident of the Kuban village of Kabardinskaya, who became the custodian of soldiers' graves during the Great Patriotic War. The piece combines portrait accuracy with subtle emotional expressiveness, conveying the image of a woman whose selfless service to the memory of the fallen became an example of moral achievement. Each figurine is unique thanks to its hand-painted design. The figurine symbolizes: memory and gratitude – through the image of the woman who preserved the names of the fallen; moral achievement – ​​in selfless service to memory and truth; the connection between generations – as a bridge between the front-line soldiers, their descendants, and us; feminine fortitude – in a quiet but unwavering devotion to duty. The hand-painted "Arshaluys Khanzhiyan" figurine is more than just a work of art, but a symbol of eternal gratitude, human warmth, and unwavering devotion to duty. It reminds us that memory lives on as long as it is cared for.