wood box with lock

This hand-crafted jewellery box resembling a typical Colonial chest can be used to store jewels and other small items, as an organiser or to keep safe your most precious belongings as it can be locked with a key. Featuring ornate bronze handles on each side, the fabulous box designed by Peru's Julio Sanchez is handmade from mohena and cedar wood with leaf motifs worked on exquisitely tooled leather.

Elegant bird and floral motifs are realized in finely-tooled leather, covering this elegant decorative box from Peru. Kelvin Maguiña uses cedar to craft the box in a rectangular shape with a domed lid. The box is fitted with antiqued gold-tone handles on the sides, and it opens with a lock and key to a single-compartment interior.

Crafted by hand, this jewelry box by Julio Sanchez is a superb example of a traditional Peruvian art. He works in mohena wood, a fine hardwood whose grain is similar to mahogany. Beautifully tooled leather depicts Spanish garlands. An inner tray lifts out, and a mirror is conveniently situated inside the lid. The chest closes with a lock and key.

Like a treasure chest from days of old, this elegant box is designed to safeguard your personal treasures. Crafted of wood, it is covered with finely tooled leather. Keep what you need from prying eyes while adding a sophisticated touch to any interior. By Peruvian artisan Jesus Soliz, the colonial-style chest closes with a lock and key.

The Inca god Wiracocha stands proud in the firmament to crown a handsome jewelry chest. The original divinity of the people of Tiahuanaco, this god emerged from the waters of Lake Titicaca. He created the heavens, the earth, and the first generation of giants who inhabited the land in total darkness. Wiracocha is honored in the Inti Raymi, meaning "Festival of the Sun," in Cuzco, symbolizing the eternal consecration between the sun and his children — human beings.

Julio Sanchez crafts the box by hand to imitate a chest with six drawers and an upper compartment with a mirror. It closes with a lock and key. Each side features images of the tumi, a ceremonial blade used in ancient Peru for spiritual sacrifices, crowned with the effigy of a warrior.

Carrying on the tradition of colonial handicrafts, Peruvian artisan Moises Alvariez creates this jewelry chest of stunning artistry. Crafted from tornillo wood, the chest features a rounded top and stands upon four feet. Each side is detailed in hand-tooled leather that displays intricate swirling vine patterns. The chest opens with a lock and key, revealing a lacquered four-compartment interior for your precious belongings.