The line of craft SAC South American Business Consortium is mainly composed of different motifs that have been finely crafted by hand and each is a unique design, as there are no two alike in that they are very similar. Within this catalog you will find virtual merchandise ranging from wooden boxes and photo frames or trup to paraffin candles, bottles and trays.
The techniques used range from ceramics, embossing on aluminum, acrylic paint, collage or mosaic and handmade paper. Within our line of small souvenirs will also find showers, marriage, baptism and first communion. We also design and work on request. We hope you find our site the perfect gift or object that was.
TECHNICAL WORK
CARVED IN STONE: The craftsman carving stone (marble or Huamantanga) manually using small tools is getting into the form little by little according to the design after obtaining a piece is polished high quality and resistance.
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VER MAS ...EMBOSSED ALUMINUM: It is an ancient art and that over time has been refined to achieve what today because we all know. It consists, as its name implies, in emboss thin aluminum foil on a soft thereby achieving various effects of depth and relief. The sheet with the final design adheres to different surfaces and finishes can be given without applying colors aged or loses its luster.
HANDMADE CERAMICS: It is prepared by hand by craftsman, using clay as a material then the pieces are hand painted and decorated by the artist using natural pigments, then the piece is burned in furnaces at high temperatures and to achieve the black or characteristic brown ceramic.
DECORATIONS IN TRUPAN: Various motifs and designs are hand painted on wood or Trup. The work is done with acrylic paints and is given a finishing with matte varnish and sealer to protect and waterproof it.
HANDMADE PAPER: The paper you use is made of handmade by rural women based on different plants and fruits. Then, they serve to give life and color to a variety of shapes and designs of various tissues and selccionados ceramic Hispanic cultures.
