Hand-Painted Peruvian Church MiniatureThis hand painted Peruvian church miniature brings Andean folk art and devotional symbolism into a compact, collectible form. Small in scale, it holds real shelf presence through its twin tower silhouette, central cross, and the painted figure standing at the doorway. The Quinua Tradition The piece belongs to the Quinua tradition of Peru's Ayacucho region, where the ceramic church is the most emblematic folk form. By custom, these miniature churches

offering warmth and refinement without unnecessary weight

--accent: #8b7355

and to welcome good fortune

8 lb Weight

or anyone looking to add a touch of exotic flair to their living space

Condition & Care

Nineteen works exist

Material: Hand-painted salt dough / bread dough

Controlled Performance

soft slipper-sock silhouette similar to mukluk-style indoor footwear

The recessed background has been lightly oxidized so the design reads clearly

A joyful and imaginative statement piece for any collection