Tradition of Brass Craftsmanship
In 1975, my father started a chandelier workshop from scratch. With determination, and years of hard work, he built the craft that became our family’s livelihood and a lasting part of our story.
I learned this work by his side. He taught me how to shape brass, assemble a chandelier, and care about the smallest details.
Building on what he taught me, I developed my own skills in sculpting and design. Today, I create chandeliers, lighting, and decorative brass pieces, combining traditional techniques with my own ideas. I also restore older pieces, preserving their character while giving them a new life.
Over the years, I have successfully developed and upgraded our shop and moved it to France, opening a new chapter for our family’s work and bringing our craftsmanship to a wider audience.
My work also includes creating pieces for the Monastery of Saint Maroun in Annaya. The Saint Charbel relics incorporated into our religious pieces come from this monastery, giving these creations a special spiritual meaning.
Through Lustrify Crafts, my ambition is to share our work with people around the world. Every piece carries something of my father’s beginnings, my own creativity, and the family tradition I am proud to continue.