Green Painted Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak

This striking mirror is framed in reclaimed teak, salvaged from a 19th-century building in Gujarat, India. Its timeworn surface retains traces of the original green paint, beautifully weathered through age, which adds depth and character to its simple yet elegant form. The natural patina of the wood, combined with hints of colour, tells the story of generations past while bringing warmth and authenticity into a contemporary setting.

A versatile decorative piece, it works equally well hung on a wall or propped as a statement accent. The robust teak frame ensures lasting quality, while the aged surface makes this mirror completely unique.

• Origin: Gujarat, India
• Date: 19th century
• Materials: Reclaimed teak wood and new mirror glass
• Features: Retains traces of original green paint; naturally weathered patina
• Condition: Aged surface consistent with use and age, adding to its character
• Dimensions: W106 x D10 x H167 cm

This can be hung portrait or landscape, please let us know your preference at the time of purchase. Supplied with sturdy hangers.