Made on silver, golden, polychrome and ferreted sheepskin. The gilt leather panel technique used by Jose Carlos is known as the Guadamecí Umayyad technique, it dates from the 10th century. This piece represents the Tree of Life, an ornamental icon used in all civilizations. It has many philosophical and religious meanings. This is inspired by the ataurique of Medina Azahara de Córdoba.

Length 6 cm
Width 100 cm
Height 120 cm

The gilt leather panel technique used by Jose Carlos is known as the Guadamecí Umayyad technique, dates from the 10th century, and is made on silver, golden, polychrome and ferreted sheepskin. It offers a more modern view of the original Arabic technique. Under the syllogism "there is no divinity but God", Jose Carlos is keen to express that wherever you look you can enjoy God's creation.

Length 6 cm
Width 98 cm
Height 98 cm

The gilt leather panel technique used by Jose Carlos is known as the Guadamecí Umayyad technique, it dates from the 10th century. Made on silver, golden, polychrome and ferreted sheepskin, this created ornamentation gives visual form to the description of the Eternal Garden, where water and earth converge. Limited and fenced for access if you are worthy of Paradise.

Length 6 cm
Width 78 cm
Height 78 cm