SITT AL-MULK · The princess
Jawhar was the commander who, in 969, traced Cairo's first walls by torchlight and named the new city al-Qāhira. His name also means jewel — the essence of a thing, its hardest, brightest core. Jawhar the piece is cut for that double meaning: a faceted body that holds color the way a gem holds fire.
The Piece A faceted, jewel-cut body in green and amber, crowned with a pointed finial and set on a stacked column of colored glass and gold. Each plane takes the light at a different angle, so the color seems to move as you do.
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The Set
· One hand-blown borosilicate candle holder
· Available in Small and Medium
· Finished with 24K gold detailing
· Fits a standard taper candle
Details:
Mouth-blown borosilicate (Pyrex) glass, finished by hand in 24-karat gold
- Clear body with amber, rose, blue and green glass; gold band at the bulb
- Height [20 ] cm · widest diameter [5.5 ] cm · capacity [75 ] ml
- [Confirm: working stopper / decorative finial]
- Individually blown — slight variation is the mark of the hand
- Hand wash only; care card included
Every LUMIRA piece begins as molten borosilicate, shaped by breath and flame through techniques passed down generations of Cairo glassblowers. The gold is applied by hand and fired into the glass itself.
Worldwide DHL Express from Cairo, fully insured
· Breakage guarantee — any piece damaged in transit is replaced
· Care: wipe gently with a soft dry cloth; avoid abrasives
Subheading
Shaped by breath, finished in gold
Every bottle begins as a single gather of molten glass and ends, three firings later, edged in 24-karat gold. Thirty years of hands stand behind the form.