Butterfly Court Reverse Painted Glass on Wood Jewelry Box with Butterflies Armando Ramírez Substantial enough for a special

Substantial enough for a special event but simple enough to jazz up an everyday outfit

while the other features hues of blue for a winning combination

colorful motifs

He then lines the box with velvet and adds a lift out tray for smaller treasures

Alebrijes are often a hybrid of real animals

Butterfly Court Reverse Painted Glass on Wood Jewelry Box with Butterflies Armando Ramírez Substantial enough for a specialThe art of reverse painting on glass was brought to Peru by the Spaniards who settled there in the 15th century. Local artisans emulated the style and in time, the technique became recognized as a Peruvian craft tradition. Here, Peruvian artisan Gelacio Giron paints ethereal butterflies on the hinged lid of a handcrafted wooden jewelry box. The blue, black, and pink winged creatures flit amidst delicate blooms on a background of ochre and gold. The