The unique Amalia sculptures add character to our courtyard, while the ceramic figurines have found a special place in our living room.
All Amalia sculptures are handmade by Haitham using cement.
Amalia represents an elegant Curaçaoan woman with South American roots.
Some of the ceramic figurines have made their way to far-off places including the USA, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Brazil, Israel, and Australia.
In our living room, you can also view paintings by, among others, André Nagtegaal and Omar Maduro.
The name after “Amalia” was chosen in honor of a woman who has played a significant role in Haitham’s life:
List of Services
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Amalia BadihaList Item 1
Badiha was Haitham's grandmother.
She came from Lebanon. She was quite strict with her grandson and had high expectations of him.
She was a very proud grandmother.
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Amalia BettyList Item 2
Betty came from St. Vincent.
She was Haitham's nanny.
She was very sweet, yet strict with raising Haitham.
Today Betty lives in Canada.
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Amalia ElbaList Item 3
Elba was Haitham's godmother.
She was very sweet and cooked well.
Her house was always open to everyone.
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Amalia RünaList Item 4
Rüna was Haitham's mother.
Thanks to her, Haitham received a financial basis to start his first businesses.
Rüna was the best mother a son could have. Thanks to her love, upbringing and education, her children have made far it in life.
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Amalia Lenny
Lenny was Haitham's aunt.
Rüna, Elba and Lenny are the three women who gave Haitham life, love and education.
These three women are the sources of love for Haitham even after their lives on earth.
Lenny gave the Christmas Holidays a magical touch.
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Amalia Danielle
Danielle is Haitham's daughter.
She can play the violin, she can sing and she draws beautifully.
Danielle will be taking over Casa Amalia from her father in the near future.
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Amalia Nadine
Nadine is Haitham's cousin.
She is an animal lover.
She tries to convince Haitham to adopt a cat or dog, but Haitham always say "NO, thank you".
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Amalia Carla
Carla is a good friend of Haitham.
Let's call her Haitham's big sister who's always there for him.
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La Amalia
This statue has no middle name, because it represents different women.
She is the only statue with a mosaic swimsuit.
In our region, women ensure that they are always neat and clean, and this Amalia represents the beauty of the South American women.
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