copper gifts

Gold leaf details accentuate floral and butterfly motifs on this exquisite vase from Mexico. Crafted by skilled artisans Rosy and Daniel, the vase gleams with the polished finish of hammered copper.

Working in copper, Mexican artisans Rosy and Daniel create a delightful vase that will go wonderfully in any home. To create the vase's form, the artisans heat the copper to a red-hot temperature and diligently strike it with a hammer to craft it into the desired shape. This intensive process takes between three and six artisans to complete. Once complete, the vase is given an antiqued finish that highlights each individual hammer stroke. The round vase is given a textured surface that flows like waves. This home accessory is perfect for simple decor or for displaying flowers.

Working in copper, Mexican artisans Rosy and Daniel create an elaborate vase that will add a regal touch to your home decor. To create the vase's form, the artisans heat the copper to a red-hot temperature and diligently strike it with a hammer to craft it into the desired shape. This intensive process takes between three and six artisans to complete. Once crafted, the vase is given an antiqued finish that highlights each individual hammer stroke. The round vase is detailed with elegant, curved patterns around its exterior. This home accessory is perfect for simple decor or for displaying flowers.

Displaying hues of green, this vase from Mexico is handcrafted from copper, featuring twisting patterns on its exterior. Rosy and Daniel design this vase, which is handcrafted from copper. The vase is then given an antiqued patina through a meticulous process that takes as many as six people to perform. This vase is perfect as simple decor as well as for displaying flowers.

Pop your favorite flowers into Mimik Sriningsih's opulent vase, which combines two vibrant colors for a sumptuous effect. Javanese artisans hand craft the vase from copper, painting the outside in green acrylic with a subtle speckled finish.

Ronald Franco's career as a metal worker began when she married an able one. Together the couple have worked to expand their line of products, often inspired by Peru's ancient past. This past is seen on this decorative fluted cup/vase which is made of copper and bronze, some of it oxidized. The gaps in the figures at the base are filled in with ground sodalite.