crafted by hand

Drawing inspiration from traditional Inca art, the Huaman Paucar Family in Peru crafts by hand an exquisite ceramic vase with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing stunning hand-painted geometric patterns. This beautiful decorative accent stands beautifully on its own or can be enhanced with artificial floral arrangements, radiating a captivating allure.

Peru's Rolando and Luis replicate the art that once adorned Inca temples and apparel for the design of this decorative vase. They paint the legendary iconography by hand with admirable precision on a vase that is crafted of ceramic with an aged finish.

This stunning decorative vase takes the shape of an ancient vessel to captivate all who lay eyes upon it. Meticulously crafted and painted by hand, Peruvian artisans Rolando and Luis pay homage to their country’s rich Inca heritage through exquisite ceramic work. Inspired by ancient glyphs, the vase showcases a variety of meticulously designed patterns, each reflecting a perfect blend of tradition and artistry.

The ancient Inca Empire was not only great in terms of administration but also in terms of art. Often called Quilca, a term used to design pictograms and petroglyphs that illustrated the Andean worldview, those artistic expressions adorn today Rolando and Luis's newest creation. Crafted in Peru, this gorgeous ceramic decorative vase goes through a long process that ensures a high-quality piece. The final touch is in the hand-painted details made by the artisans, who use elegant shades of black, red, yellow and green to capture the Empire's magnificence in each geometric icon.