今天想设计什么？ · What are we designing today?

The jewel that tops a tola of dehn al oud — hand-etched zamac & brass attar caps for the oud and mukhallat houses, FEA-neck precision so the precious oil never weeps.

Where the bakhoor smoke rises before the guest leaves — footed zamac incense burners passed hand to hand around the majlis, the engraved gold-plated piece every Eid and wedding gift set is built around.

Turned zamac & brass candlesticks that line the majlis through the long Ramadan evenings — sold as a matched pair for the iftar table, gold-plated to sit beside the dallah and the bakhoor.

The footed bowl the dates are passed in, and the lidded jar that keeps the oud chips from drying — one engraved gold-plated form, two pieces of the gahwa ritual on every majlis table.

The pot the gahwa is poured from, right-hand to the guest — the dallah on the dirham coin, cast in PVD gold and deeply engraved for the majlis shelf and the National-Day presentation trophy.

The mkhula a bride carries in her dowry — slim ithmid kohl vessels with a tall arabesque-engraved cap, gold-plated for the wedding gift box (the applicator mil sourced separately).

The round ṣīniyya the gahwa service stands on — dallah, finjān cups and dates, set on a flared engraved rim.