Carved Double Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19th Century Material - Marble its simple rectangular form is

its simple rectangular form is reinforced with traditional joinery

this classic form first emerged during the Ming dynasty before becoming one of the most enduring furniture styles of the Qing period

Mughal-inspired carvings and pierced architectural detailing

this temple jar celebrates centuries of Chinese ceramic artistry while complementing both traditional and contemporary interiors

while its slim profile also lends itself beautifully to a hallway

Carved Double Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19th Century Material - Marble its simple rectangular form isThis beautiful double mirror is crafted from an old Indian window from Andhra Pradesh. Crafted from solid teak and dating from the early 19th century this majestic mirror is truly unique. Three peacocks sit atop the mirror as good luck and the detailed carving signifies this Indian mirror as originating from Andhra Pradesh in South India. Supplied with hangers, our team is on hand for advice on fitting this mirror to any wall. From India UK Delivery