The Story Behind the Sursock Museum Window: The Sursock Museum was born out of Lebanese collector Nicolas Sursock’s commitment to the endorsement and promotion of art. Sursock left his mansion built in 1912 to the citizens of Lebanon as an art museum upon his death in 1952. Its architecture integrates Venetian and Arabesque elements which were typical in Lebanon at the turn of the century.
The outstanding warm and bright colors of the stained-glass in the Façade, add to the beauty of the building’s white architecture. Sursock Museum was refurbished after the civil war in the 90s, and suffered significant damage again on August 4th, 2020 port’s explosion.
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Specifications:
- Material: Exquisite 24 K gold-plated brass base.
- Pendant Size: 4.5 X 10 Cm.
- Length: 47 Cm, Adjustable with a lobster clasp.
- Lightweight: Designed to be as light as feathers for comfortable wear.
Care Instructions: To maintain their shine, keep it dry and avoid contact with perfumes and chemicals. Use a soft cloth for cleaning and remove before swimming or showering.
Unique Piece: Each piece is a one-of-a-kind treasure, blending history, roots, and architectural splendor into a wearable art piece. They are more than just jewelry; they symbolize a rich heritage and timeless style, inviting you to explore the beauty of culture and craftsmanship in every detail.