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Noble Carved Box

Noble Carved Box

Regular price €134,90 EUR
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An Exceptional Example of “Mashghal Arabi” Carved Damascene Art

This exquisite Damascene box represents one of the most prestigious styles ever created in Damascus: the celebrated “Mashghal Arabi” carving tradition. This technique is known for its deep, refined carvings, its precision, and its unmistakable oriental character that reflects centuries of artistic heritage.

Handcrafted with a light walnut finish and adorned with authentic mother of pearl inlay, the box showcases extraordinary craftsmanship and quiet elegance. The interior is lined with luxurious wine-red velvet, offering both beauty and protection for your treasured pieces.

A true collector’s item, this piece carries the soul of Damascus’ artistic legacy.


Ideal Gift For:

• Collectors of rare and high-end craftsmanship
• Lovers of oriental artistry and Syrian heritage
• Weddings, anniversaries, and meaningful occasions
• Anyone seeking a unique luxury handmade creation


Piece Details:

Dimensions: 16 × 16 × 6.5 cm
Weight: Approx. 585 g
Materials: Beechwood, mother of pearl, wine-red velvet interior
Ready to ship with careful, secure packaging


Handcrafted by Damascus artisan Mohammad Tarek Aldahh, part of a new generation carrying this centuries-old craft forward. Read his story →

Care Instructions

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from direct sunlight, radiators and humidity. No polish or chemicals needed, the natural wax finish protects the wood and mother-of-pearl for generations.

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