Alabaster + Soapstone Vessels

Each of these vessels is meticulously shaped by hand—never machine-made, never replicated. Traditional stoneworkers in Luxor still use techniques that mirror those of the ancient world.
The intricate detail of these vessels gives them a uniquness not often achieved in most alabaster work, they have been hand picked with intention.
Alabaster nad Soapstone will not absorb liquids, so can be used in a variety of ways and are extremely durable.
 
Whether used as a sacred chalice, a vessel for offerings, or simply as a treasured object, these alabaster and soapstone cups connect the past with the present, carrying with them the essence of an ancient craft that refuses to be forgotten.
 
Egyptian alabaster was once reserved for temples, sacred vessels, and burial offerings. It was believed to hold and amplify spiritual energy, making it a favored medium for ritual objects and pharaonic treasures. Even today, alabaster remains a symbol of clarity and sacred preservation.
This alabaster vessel is pale blue when dry or unwaxed, and when wet or waxed will turn a deep emerald green.
 
Soapstone, with its soft, earthy texture and natural pink/red veining, is a stone of grounding and endurance. Valued for its durability, it has been used throughout history for carving sacred objects, from offering bowls to protective amulets.
 
Dimensions:
8.5 cm tall x 6cm wide
 
Alabaster tall vessel:
10.5cm tall x 7.5cm wide 
 
Soapstone short vessel: