Armenian Miniature is a traditional form of painting that flourished in Armenia from the 5th to the 17th centuries. These small, detailed artworks often illustrated religious texts, manuscripts, and historical events. Artists used vibrant colors and intricate designs, showcasing their skill in capturing both human emotions and natural landscapes. The miniatures were typically created on parchment or paper and featured themes from Christianity, folklore, and daily life. Notable examples can be found in illuminated manuscripts, such as the Zeyt'un Gospel and the Gospels of Khoran. This art form reflects the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of Armenia.