Tooled leather tray, 'Inca'
Tooled leather tray, 'Inca'
Inca glyphs become a great source of inspiration in the unique design of this tray. The R�os family crafts this folding tray from elegant cedar wood. The finely polished leather surface features embossed Inca patterns and birds. Each piece is carefully hand-crafted with the techniques and detailed artistry that has distinguished the R�os' work for generations.
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