peruvian boxes

Considered the sacred flower of the Inca, the cantua flower is celebrated in this Peruvian tapestry. Luis Leon designs this fascinating addition to your home decor, diligently handwoven of wool on a traditional wood loom. The artisans' initials are featured in the bottom left corner of the wall hanging.

A miniature celestial body transforms into your personal looking glass, crafted by Peruvian artisan Gliseria Soto. Fashioned from wood, this mirrored wall accent captures the warmth of bronze leaf and walnut stain, giving it a treasured, time-worn character. The sun's compact rays make it perfect for hallways, powder rooms or any cozy corner that needs both function and a dash of cosmic charm.

An expert in the Peruvian art of reverse painted glass, Asunta Pelaez creates a wall mirror of antique elegance. She hand-paints the glass mirror frame with floral motifs, creating a distressed illusion accented by aged silver trim.

Artisan Leonor Quispe of Peru hand makes these decorative mitts in the arpillera style. The backdrop is a section of an Andean blanket on which she appliqués a Peruvian landscape of llamas strolling through a field of cactus by a small pond with ducks. The sun peeks out from the mountains in the background. The back of the mitts is solid white. A loop of yarn topped with a pom pom is attached to the top corner of each mitt for easy hanging. These decorative mitts would make a colorful addition to any kitchen.

Please note: These mitts are for decorative purposes only; they are not heat-proof and are not appropriate for use as hot mitts.

Let the sun's warm colors take over your spaces, transforming them into a luxurious ambiance traditional of the Andean lands. Peruvian artisans show their mastery and exquisite arts in this curated gift set featuring Marcos Luzalde's magnificent wall mirror, displaying a sun shape and the radiant look of polished copper, and Flora Polo's superb tray and coasters, embellished with the renowned reverse painted glass technique.