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The Santiago De Borja Aquaje vase features hand-painted folk-style artwork depicting a fish on the upper section and water plants across the lower conical half. Rendered in shades of blue, green, and pink, the diablo silhouette combines a wide upper body with a narrowing conical base. The hand-painted finish gives each piece subtle variation, reflecting the expressive brushwork of its original artistic source. Its wide opening suits both single stems and fuller floral arrangements.
Shirley Villavicencio Pizango's expressionistic paintings enliven a series of vases for Serax. Colorful vessels in imaginative forms traverse fine art and ceramics. In 'Santiago de Borja', folk-style paintings reflect aspects of life and nature in the Amazonian village where the Belgian-Peruvian artist spent much of her childhood. The handpainted pieces bring the tropical atmosphere of her work to life. The 'Aquaje' vase, with its diablo shape, features a fish on the top section and water plants on the lower conical half. Spontaneously rendered in shades of blue, green and pink, this multicolor vase can be dressed with bright florals for spectacular displays.
