Elegant Acrylic Minaret Set

I began Hand of Noura with a simple ritual.

Before Ramadan arrived, I would prepare my home the way I had learned growing up — quietly, without excess. A small object placed with care. A corner softened by light. Not to decorate, but to mark the moment.

As the years passed, life became faster. Ramadan still came, but homes no longer changed with it. The month felt shorter. The feeling more distant.

So I began creating objects by hand.

Not decorations.

Not ornaments.

But pieces meant to bring presence back into the home.

Each form is inspired by familiar silhouettes — minarets, crescents, vertical lines reaching upward — simplified into calm, sculptural objects. Made to sit quietly. To catch the light. To remind us to slow down.

What began at my kitchen table became Hand of Noura — a small collection of handmade objects created to honor Ramadan with simplicity, warmth, and intention.

Every piece I create carries the same purpose:

to let the month be felt —

gently,

inside the home.

— Noura