wall decor plates

With wings extended, the Nazca hummingbird hovers in a universe of earthen tones. Surrounding the quick white figure, geometric shapes from pre-Hispanic art appear in exquisite symmetry. The Huaman Paucar Family creates a decorative plate that faithfully recreates the famous geoglyph. The mysterious figures of the Nazca Plain, located about 200 miles south of Lima, can be seen in their entirety only from the air.

A wire hook at the back facilitates wall display.

Alluring colors embellish this decorative plate by Francisco Guerrero Arotinco. Made from clay fired at high temperatures and then expertly painted in carefully-orchestrated color, shade and shape create a riveting piece that cheerfully enhances any living room.

Brighten any area in the room with this distinctive plate by Francisco Guerreros. Wonderfully vivid coloring, along with skillful manipulation of shape and shade, effectively capture the viewer's attention.

The radiance of the solar star inspires the Huaman Paucar Family to design their own version of the Intihuatana stone. Meaning "Hitching Post of the Sun," it is found at Machu Picchu's highest point. Some believe the Inca carved several of these stone outcrops to connect earth and sky; other's believe it was a way of tying Father Sun to his Inca children. The Huaman Paucar Family honor this legendary emblem of Inca spiritualism with a handcrafted ceramic plate, which they paint with intricate detail.

An ancient hummingbird centers this plate, painted by hand in silhouette. Heavenly bodies shoot past the figure, while geometric motifs surround it. The Huaman Paucar Family depicts the Nazca hummingbird. The figures of the Nazca Plain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, can be seen in their entirety only from the air.

A wire at the back of the plate permits wall display.