Name: Carved Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak
Brand: Indigo Antiques
SKU: A03409
Price: 769.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Carved Mirror Made From Reclaimed Teak Wood With Floral Detailing From Gujarat

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Frame Carving Detail From Carved Mirror Made From Reclaimed Teak Wood With Floral Detailing From Gujarat

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Frame Depth Detail From Carved Mirror Made From Reclaimed Teak Wood With Floral Detailing From Gujarat

SKU: A03409 Modern, from North India

$769.00

Dimensions:: W79 x D8 x H153 cm
Quality:: Every piece restored & checked in UK

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This beautiful carved mirror is made from reclaimed teak taken from a 19th-century haveli in Gujarat, Western India. The frame retains its original hand-carved floral and foliate detailing, typical of Gujarati architectural woodwork. Each section of carving tells the story of its origin — once adorning the doors or windows of a grand Indian home.

The teak has developed a wonderfully warm patina with time, highlighting the depth of the carving and the natural grain of the wood. This piece can be hung either portrait or landscape and is supplied with sturdy metal hangers. A timeless and versatile statement mirror that combines craftsmanship, heritage, and sustainability.

Origin: Gujarat, Western India
Date: Made from 19th-century reclaimed wood
Materials: Teak wood
Features: Hand-carved floral and foliate detailing, reclaimed from old architectural elements, supplied with sturdy hangers
Condition: Excellent reclaimed condition with natural variations and aged patina
Dimensions: W79 x D8 x H153 cm

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