Byblos Handwoven Rope Bag
Small bag woven from natural fibers sourced from nearby cedar forests, lined with a mesh for organization. Its lightweight, durable design is ideal for packing toiletries or souvenirs.
In Byblos, a good souvenir usually has a practical clue. It might be wrapped for a local table, made for regular use, or sold by someone who can explain why it belongs here.
Ten city-level finds selected for use, texture, flavor, and the kind of detail that survives outside Byblos.
Small bag woven from natural fibers sourced from nearby cedar forests, lined with a mesh for organization. Its lightweight, durable design is ideal for packing toiletries or souvenirs.
Extra‑virgin olive oil pressed from Byblos olive groves, bottled in a handblown glass bottle with a wax seal. The lightweight design is ideal for culinary use on the go.
Bracelet crafted from hand‑cut glass beads using ancient Phoenician glassblowing techniques, each bead etched with a maritime motif. Its slim design makes it a stylish travel accessory.
A scented candle crafted from locally sourced cedarwood essential oil, wrapped in recycled paper. Its small size and safe burn make it perfect for travel or home ambiance.
Sturdy stoneware bowl glazed in a muted blue that echoes the Mediterranean shoreline of Byblos. Its robust construction is suitable for meals or as a decorative keepsake.
Locally dried anchovy fillets seasoned with oregano and lemon zest, packed in a resealable pouch. A flavorful snack that travels well and showcases Byblos’ coastal cuisine.
Hand‑fired terracotta amphora finished with a traditional Phoenician glaze, historically used to store olive oil or wine. Its compact shape makes it an easy, functional decorative container for travel.
Crystal sea‑salt shaker made from local sea‑salt crystals, housed in a tiny wooden case. Its compact size is convenient for seasoning while traveling.
Pair of basalt stone holders carved with subtle Phoenician patterns, heat‑resistant for use with candles. Their compact size and weight make them travel‑friendly.
Hand‑assembled wind chime made from sea glass fragments collected at Byblos harbor, each piece etched with a Phoenician maritime motif. Lightweight and portable, it adds a musical touch to any space.