Phoenicians Art is a small workshop in Keserwan, in the mountains above Beirut.
Every piece starts as a flat sheet of 3mm steel. A CNC fiber laser traces the design in a single continuous cut — the same line, unbroken, from the first spark to the last. What comes off the machine is finished by hand: edges eased, surface powder-coated in matte black, checked piece by piece before it's packed.
The designs are the ones we grew up with — the crosses, Our Lady, Saint Charbel, the scenes that hang in every Lebanese home. We make them for the homes that carry Lebanon somewhere else: in the United States, Canada, and anywhere the diaspora has put down roots. A piece of the mountain, cut in steel, standing on a shelf far from it.
Every order is cut after you place it. That's why dispatch takes 10–14 days — nothing sits in a warehouse; your piece doesn't exist until you ask for it. It ships tracked, worldwide, with shipping already in the price.
If it arrives damaged, we replace it free. If it isn't right, you have 30 days to send it back.
Questions, custom requests, or an engraving you want to get exactly right — write to us at phoeniciansarts@gmail.com. It's a small workshop; the person answering is the person cutting.