The Panagia Collection

Working in the traditional style of ceramics, Peruvian artisan Jesús Rivas designs and handcrafts this decorative table vase. It features a short, rounded body with a tall, slender neck, finished with wave motifs and dots in tones of black and ivory that evoke modern art forms. The black color is achieved by firing the vase with mango tree leaves.

Beautiful.. Jo. Camrose, AB. Fri Feb 21 2020

Add a cultural and modern touch to your home decor with this decorative table vase from Peru. Jesús Rivas, working in the tradition of Panagia ceramics, handcrafts the vase to feature a wide-body, decorated with hexagon and dot motifs in black and ivory tones that evoke modern designs. The black color is achieved by firing the vase with mango tree leaves.

Add a cultural and modern touch to your home decor with this decorative vase from Peru. Jesús Rivas, working in the tradition of Panagia ceramics, handcrafts the vase to feature a tapered neck and wide-body, decorated with hexagonal motifs with triangles in black and ivory tones that evoke modern designs. The black color is achieved by firing the vase with mango tree leaves. Inside, the vase is marked with the artist's name, the name of his hometown, and the phrase Hecho a mano (made by hand).

tres joli. Anonymous. Wed Mar 18 2026

Working in the traditional style of Panagia ceramics, Peruvian artisan Jesús Rivas designs and handcrafts this decorative vase. It features a simple shape with a straight neck, finished with petal motifs in tones of black and ivory that evoke modern art forms. The black color is achieved by firing the vase with mango tree leaves. On the bottom, the artist inscribes his name, the name of his hometown, and the phrase Hecho a mano (made by hand).

Beautiful, perfect size for my table. Ver well packaged for shipment.. Diana. CA. Sat Jan 02 2021

Working in the traditional style of Panagia ceramics, Peruvian artisan Jesús Rivas designs and handcrafts this decorative vase. It features a large, rounded body with a thin, textured neck, finished with square motifs and dots in tones of black and ivory that evoke modern art forms. The black color is achieved by firing the vase with mango tree leaves. On the bottom, the artist inscribes his name, the name of his hometown, and the phrase Hecho a mano (made by hand).