The abundant silver mines of the Americas, particularly in the Peruvian Viceroyalty, allowed for the creation of ornate silverwork for both religious and domestic use. This frame, containing a religious painting and a mirror, initially intended for two paintings, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of Potosí’s Rococo silverwork. Despite the replacement of one painting with a mirror, the frame’s scale, craftsmanship, and motifs highlight its unique and creative character, emphasizing the creativity and personality of Potosí’s silverwork in Peru.