handcrafted boxes

Throughout its history, Peru has received influence from different cultures, creating unique art styles that evoke the glory of the ancient Empire. This time, artisan Julio Sanchez uses mohena wood, MDF and leather to craft a gorgeous jewelry box featuring baroque motifs characteristic of the viceroyalty era. The artwork comes with embossed floral and leafy details in a brown tone and has three removable drawers for storing your most cherished jewels. Furthermore, the top hides a secret compartment equipped with a mirror, adding a handy touch to the piece.

Throughout its history, Peru has received influence from different cultures, creating unique art styles that evoke the splendor of the ancient Empire. This time, artisan Julio Sanchez uses cedar wood and leather to create a stunning jewelry box featuring baroque motifs typical of the viceroyalty era. The artwork, embossed with floral and leafy details in a brown hue, has six drawers for storing your most cherished items. On top of that, the top hides a secret compartment equipped with a mirror and secured by a little nickel-plated key.

The petite keepsake box is the creation of Felicita Espinoza of Surco, Peru, who began crafting 20 years ago with her husband and continues today with her daughter Milagros. The box is handcrafted from wood and glass. The motifs are painted on the reverse side of glass panes with a design inspired by the colonial period. The technique results in a wonderful clarity of color.

Peruvian artisan Flora Polo uses the traditional reverse-painted glass technique to handcraft a decorative box featuring a stunning design. With and sturdy wood structure, this charming accessory features a lion, the wild king of the jungle, surrounded by leaves and flowers. The elements symbolize courage and nobility, making a fascinating decorative item.