Clocks

 ^{bending, forming, drilling, and brushing, the finished work is handed to professionals of platting, dressing the solid brass with 24K French gold or Swiss silver. We give this product one last job of coating with patina and laquere before it is ready for assembling and packing. A process that is done about 90% by hand. No wonder it looks so good.}

^{fathers as well. At the edge of the transition to the fourth generation, we feel proud of our quality and designs just as we know you will enjoy them a life time. :: Shemirani ::
It takes about 1100 degree of centigrade heat to melt solid brass into lava, which is then poured into moulds prepared by experts of casting. The coated object goes through four to five stages before it reaches the hand of yet another expert craftsman who has received the drawing and structions of the designers. After all the welding,}

^{The year was 1951, when our grand father made his first chandelier in his small workshop. His dedications to profession, craftsmanship, and fine quality, enabled his sons to expand the workshop and thus the variety of their products. and become of the most well reputated in the business of lights. Now the third generation understanding and respecting the true value of such reputation, has tried at its best to still manufacture chandeliers, lamps, candle beras and clocks, meeting the expectations of not only our clients but our fore}