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traditional mosaic artworks

Introducing our series of mosaic masterpieces made of hand-cut marble, glass, and ceramics meticulously placed using an ancient technique dating back to Roman times. With the help and guidance of Egyptian mosaic artist Amal Akhnoukh, our local artisans were able to master the intricate techniques of mosaic making and unlock their creative potential. Inspired by Egypt’s history and heritage, this bespoke collection will add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any interior or exterior space.

Size: 20 x 20cm

Price: 2200egp excluding delivery.

Delivery in Cairo is possible within 3 weeks from date of payment.

Please note that there can be slight differences in color and materials than that seen in the photo.

Olive Tree

In ancient Egypt, the olive tree was considered a symbol of prosperity and abundance. It was believed to bring good fortune, fertility and peace and its branches were used in religious ceremonies and rituals.

Lotus Bunch

In Ancient Egypt, this beautiful ﬂower was a symbol of rebirth and creation. It was also linked to the goddess Isis, who was seen as a nurturing and protective ﬁgure.

Scarab

In Ancient Egypt, the scarab was associated with the sun god Ra and represented the concept of rebirth. It not only symbolized eternal life but also served as a reminder of the divine power of creation and renewal.

Hoopoe

In Ancient Egypt, the hoopoe was considered a sacred bird and was often depicted in their art and hieroglyphics. It was believed to be a symbol of resurrection and represented the god of the underworld.

Eye of Horus

In Ancient Egypt, this symbol was associated with the god Horus and was believed to have protective and healing powers.

Ibis

In Ancient Egypt, the Ibis bird was associated with the god Thoth, who was believed to be the inventor of writing and the patron of wisdom and knowledge.

CONTEMPORARY MOSAIC ARTWORKS

One striking aspect about this series of mosaics is the contemporary take on a traditional art form. This style of mosaic art has gained popularity in recent years, as mosaic artists push the boundaries of creativity and explore new techniques. Whether the mosaics are displayed in a gallery or incorporated into the architecture of a building, our contemporary series of mosaics has the power to transform any space into a visual masterpiece.

For price of each piece, kindly email us on:

amalakhnoukh@gmail.com

Ankh

In ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic language, this symbol, also known as ‘Ankh’ represented the concept of eternal life. Here, one can see the inﬂuence of Pharaonic art on Coptic imagery during that time. Until today, this symbol is used as a sign of good luck and can be seen in many different designs around the world. - Gold smalti, coloured smalti, murano milleﬁori, glass beads.

Protector

This piece is a mosaic interpretation of the original Islamic jewellery dating back to the 11th century AD, measuring about 2.5cm in diameter, currently on display at the Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo. The calligraphy is known as “Kuﬁc” script and it says: “God is the best protector”. - Gold smalti, coloured smalti, glass beads.

Egyptian Dancer

Coptic art is known for its religious icons and ancient textiles, mostly found in churches and monasteries around the country. The Coptic museum in Cairo houses a wide and beautiful collection of such textiles. This mosaic is an interpretation of the original textile dating back to the 4th/5th century BC, currently on display at the Louvre Museum in Paris. - Gold smalti, coloured smalti.

Isis

This mosaic is an interpretation of a tomb drawing of the Goddess Isis. In Ancient Egypt, Isis was highly revered and represented the goddess of motherhood, magic, and fertility. She was considered a symbol of feminine power and protection. Even today, she continues to be a symbol of strength and resilience for many. - Gold smalti, coloured smalti, vitreous glass, murano milleﬁori, Bisazza glass mosaics, Egyptian scarab.

Musician

This piece is a mosaic interpretation of a small segment of the original ‘Banquet Scene’ found in the tomb of a scribe called Nebamun, dating back to approximately 1350 BC. It was later discovered in Thebes by an English egyptologist displayed at the British Museum in London. - Gold smalti, coloured smalti, murano milleﬁori, Bizassa glass mosaics.

Mirrors

Our bespoke mosaic mirrors are meticulously crafted using a variety of unique materials, resulting in a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that will elevate any space. With their bespoke design, these mirrors are more than just reﬂections; they are works of art. The undeﬁned image showcases the intricate mosaic patterns and vibrant colors that make each mirror truly exceptional. Transform your home with a statement piece that effortlessly combines style and functionality.

Blue Mirror

Size: 25 x 25cm SOLD

Blue Mirror2

Size: 25 x 25cm Price: 3200egp