Indian Mirror Made From An Old Window - 19th Century Lampshades with a deeply carved fitted

with a deeply carved fitted lid incorporating a small mirror and decorative floral details

Many of the temples at Khajuraho are filled with sculptures of voluptuous dancing women representing passion

This piece pays homage to classic the Chinese altar table and is perfectly suited to a hallway

A similar example can be seen in "Folk Art & Culture of Gujarat: A Guide to the Collection of the Shreyas Folk Museum of Gujarat" by Jyotindra Jain - figure 59

it works well as a small accent on a shelf

Indian Mirror Made From An Old Window - 19th Century Lampshades with a deeply carved fittedThis beautiful mirror started out as a window frame in Madyha Pradesh. Rescued from a building falling into disrepair, it has been converted into a beautiful mirror by replacing the window shutters. Skillfully carved in the traditional Mughal style, this mirror would make a truly unique addition to your home. It can either be leaned against a wall as a floor standing mirror or mounted to the wall with the sturdy hangers attached to the back. Our