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Multicolor Mirrors(105 items)
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Cotton wall mirror, 'Quitapenas Harmony'
By Liliana
Colorful and artistic
I placed this unique mirror with others I have in one of my home walls and it looks amazing. Love it.
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Reverse painted glass mirror, 'Emerald Fields'
By Camille
Very Pretty Gift!
I bought this for my sisters birthday. The colors are just as bright in person. I am very excited to give it to her; I know she will love it!
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Mirror, 'Little Carnaval'
By indigogirl17
Such a joyous meaningful retablo
This retablo is intricate and beautifully made. It hangs on the wall by my bed and gives me joy every time I see it. It shows the fun of Carnaval in the Andes. The artisan is wonderful and a talented artist and I treasure this.
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Alejandro Chavez Traditional Andean retablos
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Write a review"Over the years, I perfected my abilities and became a master retablo craftsman. In some, I depict Biblical scenes and, in others, everyday life in the Andes."
Alejandro Chavez was born in Lima on January 30, 1956. He specializes in creating retablos, a kind of reverent diorama-altar typical of the Ayacucho region of Peru. He learned this technique as a boy in school, when living in Ayacucho, where his parents moved when he was just two years old.... read more
