World-renowned Lebanese designer Krikor Jabotian supported Armenia in the Karabakh conflict.
The couturier has published a frame from the movie of Sergei Parajanov 'The Color of Pomegranate.'
"The Armenian Genocide didn’t wipe us out, and so we flourished.
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We are a people whose history echoes with the pride of a nation that will never die!
We are survivors and the culture of life is the culture we honor and celebrate!
Despite all obstacles and difficulties, we will survive just as we always have, and the truth will always find a way to see the light of day. Artsakh is Armenia," he captioned the photo.
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