The Teryan Cultural Center has been committed to the preservation and promotion of Armenian cultural heritage since its establishment in 2004. The center, established by Lilit Melikyan, an Associate Professor and Candidate of Art, has been involved in a diverse array of cultural, literary, educational, and national preservation activities. The preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage, the popularization of national values, and their application in contemporary life are the primary objectives of the center’s endeavors. The center makes a substantial contribution to the execution of creative initiatives and events, as well as to cultural activities and charities. The Teryan Cultural Center has implemented substantial digitization initiatives, with a particular emphasis on national costume complexes and Armenian and Artsakh carpets and rugs. This is a component of the mission to conduct scientific and literary research to enhance comprehension of Armenian cultural heritage. The center’s activities encompass Armenian studies, ethnographic research, and scientific cognition. The Center also actively organizes exhibitions, and large-scale studies to reinforce spiritual and cultural values to improve development policy.