cultural decor

Discover the enchanting allure of these exquisite decorative boxes adorned with vibrant floral and leaf designs meticulously hand-painted using the revered reverse-painted glass technique. Created by Peru's Asunta Pelaez, these wooden treasures boast golden-painted edges and an antiqued finish, exuding timeless charm. Each box serves as a captivating showcase of artisanal skill, bringing a touch of vintage elegance and cultural richness to your home decor.

Working in the cultural style of reverse painted glass, Flora Polo creates a tray from Peru. It features a sweet floral branch against a field of turquoise blue, surrounded by flower motifs. The designs are painted by hand onto the reverse side of a glass panel, which is fitted into the bed of the tray, crafted of wood with handles on the sides. This circular decor accessory makes a stunning addition to any home.

The glamour of the baroque Spanish era in Peru produced a unique decorative style that brings a touch of nature and elegance to any home. This heritage stays alive with the work of artisans such as Flora Polo, who creates this reverse-painted glass mirror. Masterfully made by hand, ivory and brown floral motifs are arranged on the reverse side of glass panes, which are set into a wooden frame accented with golden-toned details.

Andean culture and tradition inspire artisan Marcos Luzalde to create a stunning wall mirror as a tribute to his beloved country. Working with wood, aluminum and bronze leaf, the artisan crafts a design reminiscent of the sun, with reverse-painted glass accents in a turquoise tone for a charming look. As a final touch, Marcos polishes the artwork, creating a breathtaking piece of art.

A master of reverse painting on glass, artisan Flora Polo draws on decades of experience to create this original wall mirror in her workshop in Peru, merging a frame, glass, paint and patience to portray the warmth of her country. Peru's summery stylistic origins lie in the fusion of local indigenous and southern European cultures, especially visible in this wall mirror, which incorporates reverse painting on glass, a technique brought from Europe, with floral styles typical of local Peruvian art, crowned by golden borders and a rich turquoise hue nostalgic of the warm Mediterranean climate.