Blue Painted Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak
This simple yet striking mirror is crafted from reclaimed teak taken from an old 19th-century building in Gujarat. Its deep frame retains traces of original blue paintwork, creating a beautifully worn, time-layered surface that reflects generations of use. The subtle moulding lines give the frame a clean, architectural look, making it an easy piece to incorporate into both contemporary and rustic interiors.
The mirror can be hung either portrait or landscape, and is supplied with sturdy metal hangers for secure installation. Using reclaimed teak makes this a sustainable choice that also preserves the quiet character of traditional Indian craftsmanship.
- Origin: Gujarat, India
- Date: 19th Century (frame)
- Materials: Reclaimed teak; modern mirror glass; original paint remnants
- Features: Deep moulded frame; traces of original blue paint; versatile portrait or landscape hanging
- Condition: Worn, patinated paint consistent with age; reclaimed and adapted
- Dimensions: W44 x D7 x H76 cm
- Weight: 7.3 kg
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Blue Painted Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak
This simple yet striking mirror is crafted from reclaimed teak taken from an old 19th-century building in Gujarat. Its deep frame retains traces of original blue paintwork, creating a beautifully worn, time-layered surface that reflects generations of use. The subtle moulding lines give the frame a clean, architectural look, making it an easy piece to incorporate into both contemporary and rustic interiors.
The mirror can be hung either portrait or landscape, and is supplied with sturdy metal hangers for secure installation. Using reclaimed teak makes this a sustainable choice that also preserves the quiet character of traditional Indian craftsmanship.
- Origin: Gujarat, India
- Date: 19th Century (frame)
- Materials: Reclaimed teak; modern mirror glass; original paint remnants
- Features: Deep moulded frame; traces of original blue paint; versatile portrait or landscape hanging
- Condition: Worn, patinated paint consistent with age; reclaimed and adapted
- Dimensions: W44 x D7 x H76 cm
- Weight: 7.3 kg
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This simple yet striking mirror is crafted from reclaimed teak taken from an old 19th-century building in Gujarat. Its deep frame retains traces of original blue paintwork, creating a beautifully worn, time-layered surface that reflects generations of use. The subtle moulding lines give the frame a clean, architectural look, making it an easy piece to incorporate into both contemporary and rustic interiors.
The mirror can be hung either portrait or landscape, and is supplied with sturdy metal hangers for secure installation. Using reclaimed teak makes this a sustainable choice that also preserves the quiet character of traditional Indian craftsmanship.
- Origin: Gujarat, India
- Date: 19th Century (frame)
- Materials: Reclaimed teak; modern mirror glass; original paint remnants
- Features: Deep moulded frame; traces of original blue paint; versatile portrait or landscape hanging
- Condition: Worn, patinated paint consistent with age; reclaimed and adapted
- Dimensions: W44 x D7 x H76 cm
- Weight: 7.3 kg
