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Alabaster

  • In Egypt, skilled artisans craft Alabaster tea light holders by hand, using the age-old techniques that are passed down through generations.
  • Using natural materials from Luxor and El-Menya in Egypt, infused with symbolic meaning from ancient Egypt.
  • The natural variations in colour and veining create a unique aesthetic thus ensuring that no two pieces are alike.

Discover the Elegance of Egyptian Alabaster

  • Egyptian Alabaster, also known as Marble or Marmar, stands out as a translucent and soft stone highly esteemed for millennia.
  • The word “Alabaster” is believed to have originated from the ancient Egyptian term “alabaste”. Which refers to vessels made of calcite, a type of Alabaster.
  • Composed mainly of calcite, it bears a resemblance to gypsum or limestone, occupying a unique place in the realm of calcium carbonate.
  • In addition to its material properties, Alabaster played a pivotal role in ancient Egyptian culture. It held a prominent position in religious ceremonies, funerary rituals, and burials, emphasizing enduring significance throughout history.

Bring the Magic of Egypt into Your Home

  • Our alabaster creates a lovely warm atmosphere as it catches the light. It represents purity and light, illuminating our surroundings and evoking a sense of calm and tranquillity. We offer you a beautiful collection of handmade, high-quality products.
  • The artisans we collaborate with skillfully carve and shape each piece, diligently paying homage to the rich artistic heritage of Egypt. Our commitment goes beyond recognizing, promoting, and protecting the cultural identity and traditional skills of our artisan partners. Therefore we deeply appreciate and honour their craftsmanship, traditions, and heritage by actively working together to share their remarkable creations with you.
  • Furthermore, as you explore our selection, you’ll uncover a diverse array of products.

Note

  • We strongly advise refraining from cleaning Alabaster with water. Instead, we recommend using a dry towel.
  • Moreover, when burning a candle, we advise you to put a layer of sand on the bottom in order to protect the stone against wax.