decorative serving trays

Painted by hand onto the reverse side of a rectangular glass panel, two roosters crow toward the sky, framed with intricate floral motifs. Flora Polo carries on the artistic traditions of Peru, creating this striking serving accessory. It is crafted of wood, featuring handles at the sides with a gold-tone finish.

This handsome, glass-covered tray is alive with leafy tendrils that twist and spiral about delicate blossoms, all painted by hand. The talented Asunta Pelaez works with the traditional flower motifs characteristic of the Cajamarca region in her native Peru.

Inspired by the mandalas commonly associated with eastern religions, the Ortiz Family in Peru creates this beautiful tray. They work in the time-honored art of reverse-painted glass, whereby motifs are painted on the underside of a glass pane. The glass is set in a wooden frame with a golden finish.

This gorgeous tray is designed and crafted by Peru's Asunta Pelaez, who works in the time-honored art of reverse-painted glass. The dainty floral motifs are painted on the reverse side of a round glass pane before it is set into its wooden frame. The frame's antiqued gold finish complements the flowers nicely.

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.