Discover the century-old tradition of lamps at Hijos de Estévez, unique pieces for your home with experience and family tradition inherited from parents to children for almost a century.
Descubre nuestra amplia variedad de lámparas y faroles fabricados a mano en nuestro taller de Granada
Diseños inspirados en la arquitectura nazarí de la Alhambra, con patrones geométricos y vidrios de colores.
Piezas únicas elaboradas a mano por nuestros maestros artesanos, combinando tradición y diseño.
Soluciones de iluminación personalizadas para establecimientos hoteleros, restaurantes y espacios comerciales.
El estilo tradicional de Granada, con sus característicos faroles de hoja de lata estañada y vidrio que engalanan la ciudad.
Artesanía en vidrio con diseños únicos, ideales para puertas, ventanas y espacios singulares.
Ambienta tu establecimiento con nuestras creaciones, creando atmósferas únicas y acogedoras.
Over a century crafting unique pieces for hotels, public institutions and heritage spaces across Spain
Since 1911, we design and handcraft custom lighting for hotels, city councils, universities, theatres and historic buildings seeking unique, long-lasting lighting. We take on projects of any scale: from a single sconce to the complete lighting supply for an entire building. If you represent a hotel, institution or major project, tell us your idea and we'll bring it to life.
Custom wrought-iron and glass sconces for the corridors and lounges of one of Spain's most iconic luxury hotels.
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Eight-pointed star lamps inspired by the Alhambra, designed for the hotel's lobby and main areas.
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Handcrafted lanterns and stained glass in Andalusian style for the hotel's entrance and common areas.
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Handcrafted lighting for the hotel's historic dining hall, integrated into its stone-vaulted architecture.
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Institutional lighting project for the courtyard and galleries of the Andalusian Parliament headquarters.
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Custom lanterns for the conservatory's historic courtyard, blending musical art and Granada craftsmanship.
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Religious luminaires designed specifically for the cathedral's interior, inspired by its star-ribbed vaults.
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Large-scale artistic lighting for one of Andalusia's most important concert halls.
See project →The manufacturing process begins with cutting the glass. The multicolored and geometric glass pieces are surrounded by a metal rod, to later be welded together. In turn, the metal is worked, and from what was initially nothing more than a smooth surface, the most varied forms of arches, scrolls, battlements and other ornaments evoking architectural structures appear.
In the manufacture of our stained glass, brass is used entirely, which in turn is tinned on both sides, giving the set a robustness and durability far superior to similar works.
We answer your questions about our Granada lamps, shipping and craftsmanship
A centuries-old legacy that endures in every piece, inspired by the Alhambra and the traditions of Granada
An undisputed reference in the artisanal manufacture of lamps, lanterns and traditional Granada lighting systems. With over a century of experience (founded in 1911), this century-old company keeps alive the craft of forging and metalwork inspired by the patterns of the Alhambra.
Its creations illuminate the most emblematic corners of Granada, from the Albaicín to the Realejo, combining Andalusian heritage with later artistic movements of the city. Lanterns, sconces and lamps that capture the essence of Granada light.
With over 370 years of history, the Fajalauza® Ceramics Factory is the foremost exponent of traditional Granada ceramics. Its designs, inspired by the Nasrid mosaics of the Alhambra, have been handcrafted in the heart of the Albaicín for generations.
Its characteristic blues and greens, along with motifs of stars, pomegranates and Nasrid geometries, make its creations authentic works of art that beautify homes around the world.
Both Fajalauza ceramics and Hijos de Estevez lanterns share the same creative root: the majesty of the Alhambra. The geometric mosaics, eight-pointed stars, arabesques and calligraphic inscriptions that decorate the Nasrid palace have inspired Granada's artisans for centuries.
Two century-old traditions, one heart: Granada and its Alhambra
Discover and acquire authentic pieces of traditional Granada craftsmanship. Contact us for more information.
