Striped Reverse Painted Glass Tray from Peru - Contemporary Stripes King the Yervandashat city survives time

the Yervandashat city survives time through the emblem that decorates this wall accent

50% cotton

and silver woven panel serves as the front pocket on a handbag crafted of black cotton

Finest strands of silver and tiny sterling globes evoke gladiola blossoms

while fringes on each end complete the rug

Striped Reverse Painted Glass Tray from Peru - Contemporary Stripes King the Yervandashat city survives timeAccording to Peruvian artisan Flora Polo, the striped design of this tray is inspired by the ceramics and textiles of the ancient Inca, painted by hand onto the reverse side of a rectangular glass panel with a contemporary aesthetic. Evoking the beauty of a desert, the tray is completed with wood sides and handles with a gold tone finish. Glass, MDF 0. 48 lbs 1. 8 inches H x 12. 5 inches W x 6. 8 inches D