Grand Mother House (BeitTeta)
Length: 19cm
Width: 15cm
Height: 12cm
Weight: 0.7 kg
Pieces: 40
Glue: Included
The package contains a bag of
stones to be built and glued
forming the house’s walls

In the villages of Lebanon, the “Grandmother House” (Beit Teta) stands as a48.60 cherished symbol of heritage, memory, and rural life. Traditionally built from stone with red-tiled roofs, wooden shutters, and sun-drenched courtyards, these homes date back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when families lived close to the land and to one another. The Grandmother House was the heart of village life: a place where bread was baked in outdoor ovens, harvests were celebrated, olive oil and preserves were stored for winter, and stories, songs, and wisdom were passed down through generations. Its architecture reflects simplicity and functionality; thick stone walls for cool summers and warm winters, arcades opening to orchards, and intimate rooms filled with embroideries, copper utensils, and handmade quilts. Beyond the physical structure, Beit Teta embodies the emotional essence of Lebanese family life: warmth, hospitality, resilience, and the comforting feeling of belonging. Today, it remains a nostalgic icon of Lebanon’s rural past, reminding us of our roots and the timeless beauty of village traditions.

“This Kit does not include paint and glue for worldwide shipping because of shipping restrictions. For local orders, All kits include glue.”