About

About us

Our work is rooted in a deep reverence for Jordan’s cultural legacy and the timeless craftsmanship that has shaped its identity. Drawing inspiration from the historic mosaic traditions of Madaba and the broader artistic heritage of the region, each mosaic and pottery piece serves as a bridge between past and present. Through carefully crafted forms and symbolic design, these works transform history into living art—pieces meant not only to be admired, but to carry meaning within everyday spaces.

Our Goal

Through our mosaics and pottery pieces, we do more than create decorative objects—we tell stories. Each design draws from historical symbolism, sacred geometry, natural motifs, and cultural memory.

Our Mission

Positioning Jordanian craftsmanship on a global stage while honoring its roots. By carrying forward the symbolism of the Black Iris and the legacy of Jordan’s mosaic heritage, we strive to cultivate appreciation for cultural identity, sustainability, and timeless artistry—allowing tradition not only to survive, but to bloom.

Mosaics echo the spiritual artistry of Byzantine floors; pottery reconnects with ancient craftsmanship that shaped everyday life in the region. Together, these mediums express harmony between earth and art—stone and clay shaped by human hands into enduring forms.

Black Iris

At the heart of our identity is the Black Iris—Jordan’s national flower and a powerful emblem of resilience and beauty. Growing in the rugged landscapes of the country, the Black Iris blooms with quiet strength, symbolizing endurance, dignity, and deep-rooted cultural pride. Just as the iris emerges from challenging terrain, Jordan’s artistic traditions have flourished through centuries of transformation and perseverance. The flower reflects the same qualities we embody as a brand: authenticity, strength, and elegance shaped by heritage.

The Washington Post: Jordan, a quest for the country’s resilient national flower

The Petra iris grows between rocks in Dana, home to Jordan’s largest nature reserve. (Mohammad Asfour) By Marta Vidal

April 22, 2022

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We regularly produce portrait mosaics, calligraphy, logos, and personalized designs.
You can share a sketch, reference image, or just an idea
Contact us through the website form or message with:
• Size
• Design idea or image
• Colors (if specific)
• Location (indoor/outdoor)
We will respond with design guidance, timeline, and price.
We accommodate both small and large custom orders.
Yes. For custom work, we normally provide a simple design preview or layout for approval before starting.
Yes. All mosaic pieces are handcrafted tile by tile. Small variations are part of the handmade character and not defects.
Yes. We ship worldwide. Shipping cost and delivery time depend on size, weight, and destination. Fragile items are professionally packed for safety.
Once shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email.
• Ready-made items may be eligible for return within a specified period if unused and in original condition.
• Custom pieces are non-refundable because they are made specifically for you.
• Ready items may be canceled before shipping.
• Pre-order and custom items cannot usually be canceled once production starts
We strive to use responsibly sourced materials and sustainable production methods whenever possible.
• Custom: Made specifically for you based on your design, size, and colors.
• Pre-order: A standard design that is produced after you place the order.
• Ready: Already finished and available for immediate shipment or pickup.
• Choose ready if you want fast delivery.
• Choose pre-order if you like an existing design but do not need it immediately.
• Choose custom if you want something unique.

Maintenance

Yes. Natural stone mosaics are suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, including floors, walls, fountains, and gardens.
Yes. When properly sealed and installed, our mosaics are ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, and swimming pools.
Yes. For custom work, we normally provide a simple design preview or layout for approval before starting.
With proper care, they can last for generations.

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