Welcome and blessing trays in Arabic calligraphy, made to order in 5–7 working days.. The tray you set in front of a guest says the first word before you do. These acrylic serving trays carry the phrases of Emirati and Arab hospitality — أهلاً وسهلاً, تفضلوا, حياكم الله — and the blessings a house is glad to repeat: الحمد لله, هذا من فضل ربي, جمعة مباركة, بيتنا جنتنا. Each phrase is set in a classical hand — Thuluth, Naskh, Diwani, Kufi or Ruq'ah — and cut into clear or gold-tinted acrylic, hand-finished and made to order in 5–7 working days. Prices are shown on each piece.
Prices are per tray; Delivery is Worldwide Express, however many trays you add. If you want a different phrase, your family name or a verse of your own, open the Mashq Studio, write it, and order the same tray with your own words.
Looking for the lighter, funnier line? The «قبل القهوة» coffee trays and mugs are next door.
For the rest of the majlis table: an Arabic calligraphy tissue box in the same phrase, an acrylic mabkhara for the bakhoor, and a dates jar with its lid.
Quick answers
How much is delivery?
Worldwide Express, at the shipping rate shown at checkout, within 8 days.
When does it arrive?
Cut, assembled and hand-finished in our workshop — 5–7 working days for production, then delivery.
What is it made of?
5 mm acrylic — clear or gold-tinted (and black on tissue boxes); the calligraphy is part of the piece, not a sticker. Mugs are white ceramic, 330 ml.
Can I have my own words?
Yes — open any piece in Mashq Studio and change the phrase, the script or the size, or type your words on the product page and send them to us on WhatsApp.
How do I clean acrylic?
With a soft microfibre cloth and a little lukewarm water or mild soap, wiping in straight lines. Skip ammonia glass sprays, scouring pads and dry paper towels — they cloud or scratch it — and keep it out of direct sun and away from heat.
Does acrylic break?
It doesn't shatter like glass and takes everyday use well, but a hard drop onto tiles can crack a corner, and it scratches more easily than glass. Lift a tray by its base, not its rim.