Rustic Painted Indian Mirror Antique while the accompanying brass spoon

while the accompanying brass spoon is intricately decorated with a small deity figure and symbolic embellishments

Materials: Carved Teak Wood And Hand-Wrought Iron

The simple design originated during the Ming dynasty and this particular piece was constructed during the 19th century

while an isho tansu was used specifically for storing clothing

Rustic Painted Indian Mirror Antique while the accompanying brass spoonThis simple painted mirror is made from an old Indian 19th century window frame from a building in Gujarat. It has hints of its original green paint. All our mirrors are made from either reclaimed wood from buildings or sustainable mango wood. This window is reclaimed teak and has traces of the original white paintwork which gives so much character. This can be hung in portrait or landscape, please let us know your preference at the time of purchase.