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Azza Fahmy Jewellery Welcomes You to

Our New Home in Riyadh

Welcome to Azza Fahmy's newest flagship boutique, a destination where tradition meets modern design. As you enter, you'll discover a space that brings Egyptian culture and tradition to life, reflecting the essence of Azza Fahmy Jewellery.

MAMLUKI INSPIRED CURTAINS

A brass curtain flows across the facade of the boutique, crafted by Randa Fahmy to embody the richness of Mamluk architectural patterns—a hallmark of Azza Fahmy's design identity.

The PAPYRUS CHANDELIER

Suspended from the ceiling, the chandelier embodies the spirit of Egypt with its Papyrus-inspired design, a symbol of creation and rebirth, echoing the life-giving essence of the Nile.

This piece is a collaboration between the two sisters, Randa Fahmy and Azza Fahmy, showcasing their deep love for art and craftsmanship as they draw inspiration from their roots, heritage, and the beauty of nature.

The TAPESTRY

The walls tell a story through the tapestry, meticulously handwoven by the artisans at Bokja in Lebanon. This tapestry is more than just art; it is a narrative of ancient Egyptian symbolism. The Lotus, the Dove, the Fish, Stars, and other motifs are brought to life with dimensional detail and elaborate embellishments, inspired by the richness of Ancient Egyptian temple walls.

The FLOORING

Our store's marble floor patterns draw inspiration from the ceiling of Nefersekheru's tomb on the West Bank of Luxor. Located in Sheikh Abd El-Qurna, Nefersekheru, who held the title 'Scribe of the Divine Offerings of All the Gods,' is celebrated in this well-preserved tomb. The patterns are believed to reflect the woven fabrics cherished by ancient Egyptians, with the tomb’s long hall and vibrant ceiling offering a direct link to their rich heritage.

Sculptures redefined

Placed thoughtfully around the boutique, artistic sculptures are presented with a new perspective. Each piece, once an old jewellery-making tool at the Azza Fahmy workshop in Cairo, has been transformed into a contemporary piece, breathing new life into the relics of the past.