Row after row of tiny fern leaves climb around the frame of this round mirror, each one set in white inlay against raw, unstained teak. The wood keeps its natural brown tone, so the pattern reads in soft contrast rather than stark white on dark. Fine black and white banding finishes the inner and outer edges. Work at this scale takes many hours of patient hand setting, and the leaves stay crisp and evenly spaced all the way around.
At 36 inches across, it fills a wall without crowding it. Hang it over a console, a dresser or a dining sideboard, or lean it on a deep mantel. The warm, natural wood suits plaster walls, rattan, linen and soft earth colors, and the fern pattern gives a plain room something to look at up close.
Specifications
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Era: Contemporary, handcrafted
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Origin: India
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Material: Reclaimed teak (to be confirmed), white inlay, mirror glass
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Size: 36"(W) x 1"(D) x 36"(H)
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Color: Raw natural brown with white inlay and black accents
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Condition: Used. Natural wear consistent with age & use, which is part of its character & historical value.
This Indian round mirror measures 36 inches across and has a raw, unstained teak frame covered in white fern leaf inlay, with black and white banded edges. It suits a console, a dresser or a dining sideboard.
Q&A
1. How does raw, unstained teak change over time?
Teak holds its color well indoors and deepens slowly to a richer honey brown with light and age. Raw, unstained wood shows this change more than a sealed finish. A frame like this one starts warm and mellow and settles gradually.
2. Which decor styles suit an Indian inlay mirror?
Inlay mirrors work in traditional rooms and in modern ones. They fit coastal, organic modern, Anglo-Indian and global interiors, and they look especially good against plain plaster or painted walls where the pattern is the main detail.
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