Alabaster

The pyramid is one of the most well-known symbols of ancient Egypt, built for eternal protection of the royalty entombed in the chambers deep inside. The colors vary depending on the piece of Alabaster used. Some pyramids have more white variation than others.  The...

The pyramid is one of the most well-known symbols of ancient Egypt, built for eternal protection of the royalty entombed in the chambers deep inside. The colors vary depending on the piece of Alabaster used. Some pyramids have more white and blue variation than...

Enjoy a beautiful yellowish glow with white veins from this Egyptian alabaster. It is sure to give your room a striking soft amber light when lit. Ideal for holding tea lights or a small votive candle. This candle holder is sturdy but is thin...

This 6-inch-tall statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet features a beautiful yellowish marble pattern with white veins. The stone is calcite, however it is most commonly called alabaster in the markets of Egypt. Made by hand in Egypt! Due to the unique nature of...

Ancient pharaohs prized fine objects rendered in alabaster, deeming them indispensable on earth and in the afterlife. Oriental Alabaster, which is a much harder stone, similar to marble, and which today is only used for machine-made products. Egyptologists refer to "Oriental alabaster" (marble) as...

Ancient pharaohs prized fine objects rendered in alabaster, deeming them indispensable on earth and in the afterlife. Oriental Alabaster, which is a much harder stone, similar to marble, and which today is only used for machine-made products. Egyptologists refer to "Oriental alabaster" (marble) as...

Ancient pharaohs prized fine objects rendered in alabaster, deeming them indispensable on earth and in the afterlife. Oriental Alabaster, which is a much harder stone, similar to marble, and which today is only used for machine-made products. Egyptologists refer to "Oriental alabaster" (marble) as...

Ancient pharaohs prized fine objects rendered in alabaster, deeming them indispensable on earth and in the afterlife. Oriental Alabaster, which is a much harder stone, similar to marble, and which today is only used for machine-made products. Egyptologists refer to "Oriental alabaster" (marble) as...

Ancient pharaohs prized fine objects rendered in alabaster, deeming them indispensable on earth and in the afterlife. Oriental Alabaster, which is a much harder stone, similar to marble, and which today is only used for machine-made products. Egyptologists refer to "Oriental alabaster" (marble) as...