Hegaza Rose Gold Wood

Heritage of the Craft in Hegaza

More than 80 years ago, two Jesuit monks visited Hegaza Village in Qena and taught the locals the art of wood crafting using rosewood, also known as Rose Gold.

Since then, this craft has become a core part of the village’s identity, passed down through generations. Today, Mr. Gamal Beshir proudly continues this legacy, offering products that blend traditional roots with modern designs for both local and global markets.

🍽️ Wooden Serving Plate

Handmade round serving plate crafted from rosewood (Rose Gold). Ideal for nuts, appetizers, or desserts with an elegant heritage touch.

☕ Wooden Coasters with Holder

Set of 6 handmade coasters with a stylish wooden holder. A perfect accessory for coffee and tea tables.

🎁 Wooden Napkin Rings

Elegant handmade napkin rings with geometric designs. Perfect for dining tables, gatherings, and special occasions.

🔪 Wooden Cutting Board

Durable handmade cutting board crafted from natural wood. Designed for daily kitchen use and long-lasting performance.

Export to International Markets

Beyond the local market, Mr. Gamal Beshir and the artisans of Hegaza proudly export their handmade wooden products to England, Italy, and France. These products are highly appreciated in European markets thanks to their premium quality and authentic heritage touch.