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An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.

Inspired by classic Arabian forms, the Irbah décor piece reimagines tradition with a modern touch. Its soft curves and radiant sheen make it a captivating statement in any interior

An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.

A timeless vessel inspired by ancient craftsmanship, the Zeer is handcrafted from pure copper to combine function with beauty. Its sculptural form and natural patina evoke a sense of heritage and authenticity.

An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.

An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.

An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.

An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.

An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.

Where function meets form—this handcrafted watering tool transforms a simple object into a work of art. Its sleek design and warm tone make it as decorative as it is practical.

A versatile and beautifully aged piece, the copper bucket blends rustic appeal with refined artistry. Ideal for both display and use, it captures the essence of traditional metalwork.

An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.

Riham El-Shamy, an Egyptian artist residing in Algeria, graduated from the École des arts de" M.Larbaâ"
(Algeria). She has participated in numerous art exhibitions across the Arab world and beyond, including
group shows as well as her own solo exhibitions titled Tabat we Nabat, Atabet el Setat, Memory of a
Nation, and Egyptian Songs. Her work draws inspiration from Arab—particularly Egyptian—heritage,
presenting it in a satirical form infused with the sense of humor that distinguishes the Egyptian
character. Riham believes that a painting is the most eloquent storyteller, needing no words to narrate
its tale; it takes the viewer on a journey through worlds that may be mythical or real, yet now live only in
memory.

Riham El-Shamy, an Egyptian artist residing in Algeria, graduated from the École des arts de" M.Larbaâ"
(Algeria). She has participated in numerous art exhibitions across the Arab world and beyond, including
group shows as well as her own solo exhibitions titled Tabat we Nabat, Atabet el Setat, Memory of a
Nation, and Egyptian Songs. Her work draws inspiration from Arab—particularly Egyptian—heritage,
presenting it in a satirical form infused with the sense of humor that distinguishes the Egyptian
character. Riham believes that a painting is the most eloquent storyteller, needing no words to narrate
its tale; it takes the viewer on a journey through worlds that may be mythical or real, yet now live only in
memory.

Riham El-Shamy, an Egyptian artist residing in Algeria, graduated from the École des arts de" M.Larbaâ"
(Algeria). She has participated in numerous art exhibitions across the Arab world and beyond, including
group shows as well as her own solo exhibitions titled Tabat we Nabat, Atabet el Setat, Memory of a
Nation, and Egyptian Songs. Her work draws inspiration from Arab—particularly Egyptian—heritage,
presenting it in a satirical form infused with the sense of humor that distinguishes the Egyptian
character. Riham believes that a painting is the most eloquent storyteller, needing no words to narrate
its tale; it takes the viewer on a journey through worlds that may be mythical or real, yet now live only in
memory.

Riham El-Shamy, an Egyptian artist residing in Algeria, graduated from the École des arts de" M.Larbaâ"
(Algeria). She has participated in numerous art exhibitions across the Arab world and beyond, including
group shows as well as her own solo exhibitions titled Tabat we Nabat, Atabet el Setat, Memory of a
Nation, and Egyptian Songs. Her work draws inspiration from Arab—particularly Egyptian—heritage,
presenting it in a satirical form infused with the sense of humor that distinguishes the Egyptian
character. Riham believes that a painting is the most eloquent storyteller, needing no words to narrate
its tale; it takes the viewer on a journey through worlds that may be mythical or real, yet now live only in
memory.

Riham El-Shamy, an Egyptian artist residing in Algeria, graduated from the École des arts de" M.Larbaâ"
(Algeria). She has participated in numerous art exhibitions across the Arab world and beyond, including
group shows as well as her own solo exhibitions titled Tabat we Nabat, Atabet el Setat, Memory of a
Nation, and Egyptian Songs. Her work draws inspiration from Arab—particularly Egyptian—heritage,
presenting it in a satirical form infused with the sense of humor that distinguishes the Egyptian
character. Riham believes that a painting is the most eloquent storyteller, needing no words to narrate
its tale; it takes the viewer on a journey through worlds that may be mythical or real, yet now live only in
memory.

Riham El-Shamy, an Egyptian artist residing in Algeria, graduated from the École des arts de" M.Larbaâ"
(Algeria). She has participated in numerous art exhibitions across the Arab world and beyond, including
group shows as well as her own solo exhibitions titled Tabat we Nabat, Atabet el Setat, Memory of a
Nation, and Egyptian Songs. Her work draws inspiration from Arab—particularly Egyptian—heritage,
presenting it in a satirical form infused with the sense of humor that distinguishes the Egyptian
character. Riham believes that a painting is the most eloquent storyteller, needing no words to narrate
its tale; it takes the viewer on a journey through worlds that may be mythical or real, yet now live only in
memory.

An artisanal masterpiece with a smooth, hand-hammered finish. This copper pot celebrates simplicity and elegance, perfect as both a decorative accent and a symbol of traditional craftsmanship.