Stone Handmade Islamic Decor

The pieces are cast from stone dust and set solid, and the relief is cast into the stone, not carved out and not printed on. A few desk pieces, such as the pencil holder and the napkin holder, are a cast stone and concrete blend. Incense burners have a metal cup inside for the charcoal.

Yes. Each piece is cast and finished by hand, so small differences in surface and tone from one piece to the next are normal.

They are solid stone, so they feel heavy for their size. The weight comes from the material itself, not from a filler, which is why a 20 x 20 cm relief stands firmly on a shelf.

Most pieces are natural matte white. Several reliefs and the desk clocks can also be ordered with gold gilding, the 30 x 30 cm wall sets come with gold or black detail, and the three holy mosques come in stone or in color.

There are calligraphy reliefs with dhikr, the First Kalima, the 4 Quls, Ayatul Kursi, Sabr Shukr Tawakkul and Al-Fatiha, geometric reliefs inspired by the Alhambra, mosque and mihrab silhouettes, wall sets, mabkhara incense burners, desk clocks and small trays.

Both. Sets include the dhikr phrases, the 4 Quls, Ayatul Kursi with Al-Falaq and An-Nas, Allah and Muhammad, Al-Fatiha with the First Kalima and Allah and Muhammad, the three holy mosques and a tiered set of 3 incense burners. Most pieces in a set can also be bought singly.

Dust them with a soft, dry brush or cloth. Do not use vinegar or household cleaners, because anything acidic etches cast stone. Handle them with care, since stone can chip if it is knocked or dropped.

They are solid and stable on a shelf, but like any stone or ceramic piece they can chip or crack if they are dropped on a hard floor. Place them where they will not be knocked.

These versatile pieces work beautifully in:

• Prayer spaces: Create a dedicated spiritual corner
• Living rooms: Mantles, bookshelves, or coffee tables
• Bedrooms: Dressers or nightstands as daily reminders
• Home offices: Desks for inspiration during work
• Entryways: Welcome guests with meaningful Islamic art
• Dining areas: Sideboards or buffet tables

Yes. Each burner has a metal cup inside that takes the charcoal, so the stone never touches it. Stand the burner on something heatproof, because the body warms through in use, and never leave burning bakhoor unattended. One design has a lid that closes.

Yes. There are Ramadan Kareem pieces, such as an arched relief and a napkin holder for the iftar table, and the dhikr reliefs, mosque silhouettes and incense burners are often used during Ramadan too.

Yes. Shipping is free to the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, most of Europe, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar. For the US, Canada, the EU and the UK, duties are already paid, so there is nothing extra to pay on delivery.

Most reliefs are made to stand, not to hang, and come with a white stand you fix to the back with the double-sided tape supplied. The 30 x 30 cm wall sets are made for the wall and arrive with brackets already fitted.