reverse painted glass

The classic beauty of the Baroque era inspires Peruvian artisan Asunta Pelaez to show her expertise and talent in this exquisite wood tray. Using the reverse glass painting technique, Asunta creates a traditional leafy design in a palette of turquoise, green, purple and yellow hues. The frame made out of cedarwood is painted in a golden hue that completes the piece with elegance.

As an expert in the traditional reverse-painted glass technique, artisan Flora Polo from Peru puts all her expertise into this gorgeous tray, made with a sturdy gold-toned wood structure. Inspired by nature and the prosperous lands of the region, the artisan embellishes her design with a leafy and floral pattern reminiscent of wheat fields.

Beautifully captured by the ethereal essence of the reverse-painted glass technique, a spring scene awakens in Flora Polo's newest tray—a sublime addition to your home decor. As an expert in this ancient craft, the Peruvian artist starts the meticulous process by making the sturdy wood structure and painting it in a luxurious golden hue. Finally, Flora puts all her talent into the main piece: a charming composition on glass depicting birds flying around flowers as a celebration of this sweet season.

Exquisitely captured by the graceful essence of the reverse-painted glass technique, a sunset scene awakens in Flora Polo's newest tray—an elegant addition to your home decor. As an expert in this classic craft, the Peruvian artist starts the detailed process by making the sturdy wood structure and painting it in a sophisticated golden hue. Finally, Flora puts all her talent into the main piece: a precious composition on glass depicting birds flying around flowers while enjoying the last moments of the daytime.