The heritage strip
1951
A single Amman shop begins pouring baklava by hand.
1978
The family recipe book is bound and passed down intact.
Today
The craft travels in a gift box, opening new tables abroad.

A family legacy since 1951
Three generations of hand-poured baklava, maamoul, and gilded confections — made in small batches, sealed with care, and meant to be opened slowly.

70+ yrs
of continuous craft in every batch
3
generations of family recipes

Hand-finished with crushed pistachio and edible gold, the way our grandmother insisted.
The heritage strip
1951
A single Amman shop begins pouring baklava by hand.
1978
The family recipe book is bound and passed down intact.
Today
The craft travels in a gift box, opening new tables abroad.
Franchising
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Share your city and retail space.
Taste & align
Sample the range, review the playbook.
Open your shop
Train, fit out, and launch with support.
Say hello
Every box begins with a conversation.