HANDBLOWN IN CAIRO
Light, held.
A thousand years after Fatimid glassmakers
lit this city, we shape glass by the same breath for the light in your home.
مشكاه
In Fatimid Cairo, amishkah was the niche that held the lamp.
We make few things, slowly —
vessels that turn evening light to honey.
THE MISHKAH DOME
Miniature handblown perfume bottles gathered beneath a glass dome, on a brass tray. Lift, rearrange, return — the light is yours to keep. Each bottle breathed and gilded by hand in Cairo.
Three ways to hold the light
Four promises, kept in glass
The Atelier
One breath, held in glass forever
In our Cairo workshop, glass is gathered from the furnace at 1,100 degrees and shaped by lungs, not machines — a craft this city has kept alive for a thousand years.
Small bubbles and slight variance are not flaws. They are the breath of the maker, and no two pieces will ever be alike.
NEW FROM THE FURNACE
featured objects
SHOP THE LOOK
Compose your Mishkah
Styled in Cairo
Styled in Cairo
Styled in Cairo
Styled in Cairo
"No two alike, ever."
SEASONAL · ARRIVING NOVEMBER
Luminara — The Winter Light
When the nights grow long, the mishkah does what it was made for. Ornaments, candle trios, and one numbered dome — revealed to the Lamplight List first.