wall hanging ceramics

Four little angels in chullos, woolen hats with ear flaps typically worn in the Andes, fly joyfully through the air playing their traditional Andean instruments. Zoila Davila of Peru presents these cute and colourful ceramic ornaments featuring loops for hanging on your holiday tree.

Six Andean ornaments are handcrafted of ceramic, hanging from the tree in this charming set. Peru's Zoila Davila creates the ornaments, which depict a three men and three women that wear traditional, colorful garb. Crafted into tinkling bells, these ornaments are sure to bring music to your home.

Four Andean angels are handcrafted of ceramic, hanging from the tree in this charming set of ornaments. Peru's Zoila Davila creates the ornaments, which depict a pan pipe and flute player that perform for two ladies. These ornaments are sure to bring the spirit of the mountains to your home.

This beautiful retablo depicts a lively market stall where Andean textiles are bought and sold. In pre-Hispanic times, Inca weavings were more highly prized than gold and Peruvian textiles carry on the artistic tradition. By Julio Gallardo, the vignette shows colorful cloth hanging from ceiling and walls, shoppers, and a young artisan who puts the finishing touches on a work he has finished. The ceramic figurines are housed in a tornillo wood box, crafted and painted by hand.