Minjara 8 products.

Kebbeh bel Saniye: A wooden tangram puzzle that helps children differentiate between shapes, increases attention span and improves hand-eye coordination.

Inspired by “Kebbeh bel Saniye", the puzzle is composed of multiple pieces that can be assembled to form this traditional dish as well as other shapes and forms.

By purchasing this item, you are directly supporting a community of proud Lebanese carpenters in Tripoli who strive to keep their craft alive.

Cheikha: A wooden doll modeled after a Lebanese woman in traditional clothing, in the style of a bygone era. The name is a title given to a distinguished woman as a form of respect.

By purchasing this item, you are directly supporting a community of proud Lebanese carpenters in Tripoli who strive to keep their craft alive.

Tout Tout 3a Beirut: A wooden car that teaches precision, inspired by the common taxi cabs stacked with furniture and home appliances roaming the Lebanese streets.

By purchasing this item, you are directly supporting a community of proud Lebanese carpenters in Tripoli who strive to keep their craft alive.

My Maa Moule: A wooden mold inspired by the traditional Lebanese pastry stuffed with dates, pistachios, walnuts, or chocolate, called Maamoul. The mold can be used in the kitchen to create maamoul or in the playroom to use with play dough.

By purchasing this item, you are directly supporting a community of proud Lebanese carpenters in Tripoli who strive to keep their craft alive.

Tributa: A 3-tiered wooden puzzle for complex structural puzzles lovers. Once assembled, “Tributa” features the Lebanese cedar tree, which is the country’s national emblem as depicted on the flag.

By purchasing this item, you are directly supporting a community of proud Lebanese carpenters in Tripoli who strive to keep their craft alive.

Arqam: An engaging wooden teaching puzzle for anyone who would like to become familiar with Indian numerals.

By purchasing this item, you are directly supporting a community of proud Lebanese carpenters in Tripoli who strive to keep their craft alive.

Sama: A spinning pencil holder inspired by the 700-year-old dance practiced by Sufi dervishes. Spinning serenely, dervishes enter a spiritual trance state when practicing this ancient ritual.

By purchasing this item, you are directly supporting a community of proud Lebanese carpenters in Tripoli who strive to keep their craft alive

Sofra: A wooden construction set of plates and pins. It is inspired by the typical Lebanese feast with appetizers that are usually scattered across a busy table on overlapping plates.

By purchasing this item, you are directly supporting a community of proud Lebanese carpenters in Tripoli  who strive to keep their craft alive.