A little window into Panchimalco. A hand-painted ceramic wall piece with raised, sculpted detail shows the town's historic white church framed by palm fronds and clusters of brightly colored flowers, with a woman in a red headscarf in the foreground. Set in a dark wooden frame and ready to hang, it brings a vivid piece of Salvadoran town life to your wall.
Details
- Hand-painted ceramic with raised, sculpted detail
- Depicts the church of Panchimalco, El Salvador, with colorful flowers and palm fronds
- Set in a wooden frame, ready to hang
- Approximately 6" x 6"
- Handmade in Ilobasco, El Salvador
- Handmade, so slight variations in color and detail are part of its charm
Care instructions
- Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth
- Keep out of direct sunlight and away from moisture
- Handle carefully, as the ceramic can chip if dropped
About the artisan
This piece is made in Ilobasco, a town in El Salvador known for generations of ceramic artistry, from tiny figures to detailed scenes like this one. Each piece is shaped and painted by hand.
