MIRRORS

The beautiful design and neutral colors of this mirror make it a perfect accessory to grace any wall in your room. Meticulously handcarved with an distressed antique black finish, this mirror will add it’s charm to your beautiful home.

A beautiful Indian door mirror with its original beige paintwork. Antique painted frame is a part of a small old door and is found with the most beautiful mainly pale yellow original colour scheme which is washed out yet strong and a very pleasant shade.

This lovely mirror is made from reclaimed mango wood. It has a frame, with a haveli-style shaped space for the glass. Dating from the 1960s it has real character – a nice chunky piece.

Inspired by the ancient architecture, this beautiful mirror is a piece of art! This handcrafted mirror is the perfect piece for defining your walls. The frame used here is an actual old window frame whose color is being kept as is to maintain its old look.

A magnificent carved wooden mirror that makes a great statement piece. It is made in India from mango wood which highlights the craftsmanship of the traditional craft handwork. The multi color finish goes well with any style.

Quite a rough-ish piece, rustic, rural…The frame for this mirror comes from a window of an 1840s colonial mansion in India. The frame retains the original paint.

This unusual vintage black tray-style mirror is a real statement item. In the shape of a tray with the mirror set back in the frame, it has a wonderful upcycled look that gives it bags of rustic appeal.

Simple mirror frame with a natural jute color canves fitting is an elegant piece for your home.

An incredible wall décor mirror frame is an excellent example of unique workmanship. The carved blocks used here are the old printing blocks which has been bought together to create the masterpice.

This mirror has been handmade from a distressed window shutter. The colour of the timber is deep and rich, weathered with the passing of time.The colored glass with the embosed design and a shelf is an extended utility of the frame.