Even the most normal food and drinks will seem exotic when resting on this unusual and striking serving tray. This functional work of art was designed by Robert M. Weiss and then recreated by Peruvian artisans through the process of reverse painting on glass. This is a meticulous process of painting the design in reverse, then placing the glass paint-side down in the frame; the handmade quality can be seen in every detail. Between the gold-dusted wood and exquisite glass, earthy colors like bright rust, deep gold and tranquil blues with hints of silver and gold glow in a mesmerizing pattern of geometric shapes, figures and designs from Peruvian folk art. Ancient and a bit mysterious, these designs seem to pulse with life and history. Handmade in Peru.
$75.00
ITEM NUMBER: 15811
MATERIALS: glass, wood NOTE: wipe with damp cloth. do not submerge in water. SIZE: 20" L x 8" W x 2" H
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wedding present
By ana silva from puglia, italy on 5/1/2009
Gift:
Yes
Pros:
Attractive Design
Best Uses:
Living Room
Describe Yourself:
Budget Shopper
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutPUKARA TRAY:
I bought this as a wedding gift for a friend. She liked! I bought in the internet because I wanted it to arrive before the wedding... and it did!
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Friend loved wedding gift
By gally from Philadelphia, PA on 3/23/2009
Gift:
Yes
Pros:
Attractive Design, Bright, Unique
Best Uses:
Kitchen
Describe Yourself:
Midrange Shopper
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutPUKARA TRAY:
I got this as a long over-due wedding gift for a good friend. Luckily, she absolutely loved it and some my bad etiquette was forgiven. Great mid-size platter according to her and her husband.
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A stunning serving piece
By Kageyone from Los Angeles, CA on 11/23/2008
Gift:
Yes
Pros:
Attractive Design, Bright, Durable, Unique
Best Uses:
Kitchen, Living Room, Outdoor dining area
Describe Yourself:
High-end Shopper
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutPUKARA TRAY:
Impress your guests with this addition to your serving pieces.
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love it
By Jody from Houston Texas on 6/28/2008
Pros:
Attractive Design
Best Uses:
Living Room
Describe Yourself:
Practical
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutPUKARA TRAY:
Gave this as a gift--she loved it--I loved it. Colors didn't look the same as on the website--but I liked the colors more when I got it
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Even the most normal food and drinks will seem exotic when resting on this unusual and striking serving tray. This functional work of art was designed by Robert M. Weiss and then recreated by Peruvian artisans through the process of reverse painting on glass. This is a meticulous process of painting the design in reverse, then placing the glass paint-side down in the frame; the handmade quality can be seen in every detail. Between the gold-dusted wood and exquisite glass, earthy colors like bright rust, deep gold and tranquil blues with hints of silver and gold glow in a mesmerizing pattern of geometric shapes, figures and designs from Peruvian folk art. Ancient and a bit mysterious, these designs seem to pulse with life and history. Handmade in Peru.
