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Experience Authentic Georgian Hospitality at Art Villa Gallery: A Creative Mountains Project Beneficiary
Discover a haven of creativity and tradition at Art Villa Gallery, owned by the talented sisters Marina and Lizi Chkareuli and nestled in the quaint village of Arsha in Kazbegi. Art Villa Gallery offers guests a unique blend of accommodation, culinary delights, masterclasses in local cuisine and handicrafts, and an artistic ambiance that celebrates Georgian heritage.
As proud participants of the Creative Mountains project, Marina and Lizi are dedicated to preserving and promoting local traditions of craftsmanship. At Art Villa Gallery, guests have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Georgian culture through hands-on experiences and authentic encounters.
Accommodation at Art Villa Gallery is more than just a place to rest; it's an opportunity to experience the warmth and hospitality of Georgian hospitality firsthand. Marina and Lizi welcome guests into their home with open arms, offering comfortable accommodations and delicious meals prepared with love and care.
But the experience doesn't stop there. Guests can also participate in masterclasses led by Marina and Lizi, where they can learn the art of traditional Georgian dishes cooking and handicrafts. From savory khachapuri to intricate handcrafted ornaments, each class offers a glimpse into the time-honored traditions that have shaped Georgian culture for centuries.
For those looking to take a piece of Georgian heritage home with them, Art Villa Gallery offers a selection of beautiful dresses designed in traditional style and handcrafted items adorned with traditional ornaments. Each piece is a labor of love, crafted with care and attention to detail by local artisans.
By choosing to support Art Villa Gallery, guests not only enjoy a memorable and enriching experience but also contribute to the preservation and revitalization of Georgian traditions. Join Marina and Lizi at Art Villa Gallery and embark on a journey of discovery and creativity unlike any other.
Photograph - Jakub Antypenko
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