Domingo Wood Carved Frames

Experience a piece of Andean artistry with this meticulously handcrafted cedar wood frame by the renowned Señor Domingo. Each frame is a testament to Domingo's legacy of over 40 years, a blend of traditional Andean craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. The rich aroma of cedar accompanies the frame, providing a sensory reminder of the wood's natural origins.

Designed to hold a 4X6 photo, this frame showcases intricate carvings, echoing the landscapes and tales of the Andes. The grain of the cedar wood enhances the beauty of your cherished memories, making it a perfect centerpiece for any room. Señor Domingo's signature at the back of the frame assures its authenticity, making each piece not just a photo holder but a slice of Andean history. With its timeless design and unparalleled craftsmanship, this frame is more than a home accessory; it's an heirloom.

• Dimensions: Approx 10” tall x 8” wide
• Material: Cedar wood, glass front
• Holds 4X6 photo
• Option to hang or stand up

Care Instructions

Wipe clean

Meet the Artisan

Señor Domingo

In the heart of Cusco, amidst the harmonious blend of Incan and colonial architectures, the legacy of Señor Domingo stands tall and proud. His father and grandfather, both master woodcarvers, passed down not only the skill but also the passion that bound the soul of the craftsman to the essence of the wood. Over the years, Domingo's gifted hands transformed raw cedar into majestic altar frames, intricate bed headboards, and even complete balconies that now adorn the streets of Cusco. His reputation grew so profound that whispers of his name echoed in the sacred halls of churches, leading him to restore their grand altars to their former glory.

The art of woodcarving, as practiced by Señor Domingo, is not merely about shaping the wood but breathing life into it. Every groove he carves, every detail he etches, encapsulates the rich tapestry of Andean culture, a testament to over 40 years of unwavering dedication and countless hours of labor. But Domingo's vision extends beyond his creations. To him, the preservation of this art form lies in passing it forward. With immense patience, he has guided the hands of his children and many eager learners, ensuring that the rhythms of the Andean carving art echo in the hearts of generations to come.