Delicate earthenware pottery and balsa wood carvings made by the Shipibo tribe  in the Peruvian Amazon.

These hand woven, 100% wool rugs are from the Cuzco/Titicaca area in the Peruvian highlands.They can be used as colorful blankets, wall hangings [...]

This terra-cotta pottery is from the province of Ayacucho in southern Peru. Most of it has religious or superstitious origin. The figurative pieces [...]

Salad bowls, chopping boards, etc. made from olive wood which was brought to Peru by the Spaniards in the 17th century. Olive wood [...]

Cooking in eartheware pots is the simple and natural way to prepare food. Modern technology cannot imitate the flavor and aroma these pots [...]

Reverse painting on glass is a technique brought to Peru from Europe in colonial times. It consists of painting the back of a [...]

Chullucanas is a town in northern Peru not far from the Pacific coast. The people who live there are descendants of the Vicus, [...]

Hand crafted clay or wood chess pieces on wooden board which serves as carrying box. Pieces depict the Spaniards vs the Incas. Large [...]

The Peruvian Retablo is the result of a melding of European and indigenous customs. These gaily decorated boxes containing multi-figured scenes have antecedents [...]

The carving of gourds is the oldest art form in Peru. Originally utilitarian they are now mostly decorative. The gourds grow in Huancayo [...]