These lush and rustic floral pieces by Jan Barboglio are inspired by and named for the story of Juan Diego, the man who ultimately initiated the erection of the Basilica de Guadalupe in what is now Mexico City. Juan Diegos cloak, in which he carried flowers from a barren hillside to the bishop as proof of his visitation by the Virgin Mary, now hangs in the Basilica as a symbol of his faith and devotion. Thus, Jan Barboglios signature blossom pieces are not only striking, but are a beautiful way to echo the same sentiments in your home or as special, personal gifts. Jan Barboglios line of rustic home decor and accessories capture the rustic charm of Mexico. These works of art by this talented Texas designer feature handwrought, high quality, heavy-weight iron. The hand-hammered iron is often mixed with other textures like glass and wood, for contrast, interest, and functionality. Many pieces such as the house blessings are boxed for giving.
Posted on: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 23:00:00 +0000
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