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Ornamental foliage recalls Peru's opulent colonial designs, embossed by hand on leather. Abel Rios crafts this distinguished jewelry box of cedar wood. Nine drawers with bronze pulls keep things organized, and a mirror is conveniently situated inside the lid.

Singing birds and blooming flowers create an enchanting scene on the surface of this Peruvian jewelry box. The beautiful motifs are embossed by hand in leather on wood, featuring a design by Kelvin Maguiña. Three drawers keep things organized, and a mirror is conveniently situated inside the lid. The chest is lined in red velvet.

A hummingbird hovers amid flowers to feast on their sweet nectar. Portrayed in burnished tooled leather, the graceful images adorn a diminutive chest of drawers for keepsakes and treasures. Oscar Pastor crafts the jewelry box from wood and covers it in polychrome leather with an antique finish. The drawers open with wrought iron pulls, and a mirror is set inside the lid.

Poised on transparent stems, margarita glasses feature colorful rims in bright confetti colors. The set of six is part of the Novica Handblown Collection. Endlessly versatile, they do double duty at dessert time for sherbet, custard, or gelatin.

Please note that as each piece is individually handmade, slight variations in the shape and size of the glass are likely, making every item a unique example of blown-glass craftsmanship. Tiny bubbles within the surface attest to their authenticity.

A couple from Cuzco, Peru, strives to build a better future while raising and educating their children. Their resilience and dedication take shape in these remarkable sterling silver dangle earrings by artisan Quipac. The abstract silhouettes capture their strength and love, with hands that tell the story of their daily labor. Dressed in traditional work attire—hats, pants, skirts and ponchos—they embody perseverance and heritage. The blackened finish accentuates every detail, making this design a striking choice for any occasion.

"There are very few natural displays of color that are as beautiful as the Aurora Borealis. That ethereal show of color produced by the Northern Lights inspired the design of our 'Aurora' collection," Cantel Blown Glass Artisans explain. They craft the tumblers by hand, using traditional blown glass techniques featuring swirling lines of color like orange, yellow, green and red underscored by aqua blue.

Because each piece is handmade, shape and size can vary slightly and tiny bubbles may appear within the glass. This exemplifies the hand-blown technique, making every piece a unique example of blown glass craftsmanship.