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Calling it a water cooler would not quite do it justice, but calling it just a clay jar would not either.
The clay breathes, and as it does, the water gradually cools.
It is not as cold as a refrigerator, but this kind of cooling was enough for generations before us.
So we thought: instead of leaving it as a memory, why not bring it back in a new way that belongs in today’s homes?
And that is where the story of Barmat Liwan began.
Before the first use, your Barma needs a simple preparation step to remove any natural clay dust and get it ready for water.
In the video, we’ll show you the full process step by step, from the first rinse until your Barma is ready to use.
💧 Most Important Step
After cleaning, fill the Barma with water and leave it for 6–8 hours.
In this video, we’ll show you how to clean your Barma inside and out in a simple and safe way.
🚨 Most importantly, use only gentle, natural cleaning materials and avoid harsh chemicals to protect the clay and preserve its natural properties.
MANAR ALRASHED
The hands and artistry behind every Barma. From shaping the clay to carving the smallest details, each piece is brought to life by Manar Ceramics with time, care, and true craftsmanship.
Our Relationship with Water
we asked a simple question:
Why are some people still attached to the Barma?
BEFORE, WATER HAD A JOURNEY
It had time, a place, and care. As life developed, water became available to us instantly, and somewhere along the way, we may have forgotten just how precious it is.
Every Barmat Liwan is handcrafted in Kuwait 🇰🇼 from high-quality natural Italian clay.
Shaping → Engraving → Drying → Firing
Every stage takes time and cannot be rushed.
That time and care is what gives every Barma its own character.
"Between the craftsmanship of the past and the making of today, much has changed… except for the things that can only be shaped by time, hands, and patience."
Palm Frond
Represents health, well-being, and nature.
Inspired by Kuwait’s palm tree, a symbol of purity, continuity, and authenticity.
Bird Tracks
Represents Kuwaiti heritage and identity.
Inspired by Sadu motifs, reflecting craftsmanship and cultural memory.
Wave
Represents water, movement, and natural cooling.
Inspired by the of water and the sea, reflecting a sense of freshness.
Finjan
Represents hospitality and gathering
Inspired by Finjan, symbolizing generosity and welcoming.
