mirror art

Decorate your spaces with India's classic aura. Made in a distressed finish, Arti Sharma's mango wood decorative box combines white and golden hues in a leafy-patterned carving, reminiscent of the great Bollywood palaces. Accented with a mirror, the piece offers a generous space secured by a classic latch.

Embrace sophistication and style with these sterling silver button earrings intricately designed to mirror the iconic lucky four-leaf clover. Blending boldness and elegance, Balinese artisan Arta Pradana’s chic accessories feature elaborate openwork accents and a striking combination of oxidized and lustrous finishes, effortlessly elevating any outfit and making them a versatile must-have for every occasion.

Skilled in the traditional reverse glass painting technique, Peruvian artisan Flora Polo handcrafts a gorgeous wall mirror that will transform your environment into a classic palace. Flora starts the process by assembling the sturdy wood frame. Then, using a palette of warm hues, the artisan hand-paints floral and leafy details, evoking the majesty of the baroque era. Finally, she sets the mirror, creating an exquisite home accent.

Peruvian craftsmen are known for their mastery of the traditional reverse painting on glass technique. Artisan Flora Polo specializes in this method and presents a stunning wall mirror that will be the focal point of any spot at home. She paints by hand floral, animal and leaf motifs inspired by Colonial art on the wood frame of this decorative accent with a palette of gold, red and black as primary colors.

This elegant accent wall mirror crafted with the reverse painting on glass technique is ideal for elevating your space and giving it a unique touch. Combining gold, black and red shades as primary colors, Peruvian artisan Flora Polo paints gorgeous Colonial motifs by hand like floral and leaf patterns.

This handcrafted wall mirror by Alejandro Chavez is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that seamlessly blends the artistic traditions of Ayacucho, Peru, with contemporary decorative elements. Its wooden frame, meticulously hand-carved and painted, bursts with vibrant colors and delicate floral designs that elegantly frame the central composition. At its heart lies the mirror itself, radiating light and adding visual depth while reflecting not only its surroundings but also the profound cultural and spiritual connection of the Andean people to their heritage. Surrounding the mirror, intricately hand-molded and painted ceramic figurines bring to life everyday and festive scenes from rural Andean life: farmers working the land, musicians playing traditional instruments and dancers dressed in vivid regional attire. Adding further dimension, the piece prominently features a nativity scene and a depiction of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, each rendered with exquisite detail and reverence.

A radiant princess draped in exquisite traditional attire and adorned with opulent jewelry gazes upon her reflection with satisfaction, feeling pleased to see how she has grown into a beautiful woman. Indian artist Bharti Dayal's masterful composition is rendered in the classic Madhubani style on handmade paper using acrylic paints and vegetable dyes in bright red, orange, yellow, black, white, green and blue shades.

Throughout its history, Peru has received influence from different cultures, creating unique art styles that evoke the splendor of the ancient Empire. This time, artisan Julio Sanchez uses cedar wood and leather to create a stunning jewelry box featuring baroque motifs typical of the viceroyalty era. The artwork, embossed with floral and leafy details in a brown hue, has six drawers for storing your most cherished items. On top of that, the top hides a secret compartment equipped with a mirror and secured by a little nickel-plated key.

Throughout its history, Peru has received influence from different cultures, creating unique art styles that evoke the glory of the ancient Empire. This time, artisan Julio Sanchez uses mohena wood, MDF and leather to craft a gorgeous jewelry box featuring baroque motifs characteristic of the viceroyalty era. The artwork comes with embossed floral and leafy details in a brown tone and has three removable drawers for storing your most cherished jewels. Furthermore, the top hides a secret compartment equipped with a mirror, adding a handy touch to the piece.

Pieces of brightly colored printed fabric adorn a sese wood frame in this festive wall mirror. West African designer Rita Addo Zakour names the mirror Asasaawa, the Ghanaian word for "patches". The frame's gold, sky blue, ruby and orange colors form unique motifs on the frame for a fun and joyful home accent.