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Exquisitely handcrafted in Jaipur by a team of skilled craftsmen. Individual pieces of mother-of-pearl have been lovingly hand-carved and fixed into subtle grey resin, on a sustainable mango wood frame to create a beautiful floral design for the sophisticated neutral home. Read all about how our inlay furniture is made on our blog . H120 x W70cm. Weight: 12kg. Includes a tongue and groove hanging fixture. Can be hung horizontally or vertically. Made from mango wood, resin and mother of pearl. We do not recommend using this mirror in bathrooms due to moisture which may effect inlay work over time. Our Mother of Pearl collection is crafted in India by highly skilled craftsmen using traditional techniques that have been passed down over generations. This product is made by hand from natural materials with each piece being individually placed and then set in resin so the colour, finish and pattern will vary and natural variations and imperfections can be expected to add to the charm of this unique piece. We recommend taking care when using and moving this product as knocks and bumps may lead to surface damage. Clean with a soft dry cloth.
Established in 1974, Graham & Green blends British heritage with a cosmopolitan eye to create interiors that are bold, layered, and unapologetically expressive. In the decor category, Graham & Green excels with statement mirrors that reflect their artistic sensibility, sculptural vases that showcase their mastery of form and colour, distinctive wall art that adds personality to any space, and atmospheric candles that create mood and ambiance. Their decorative accessories and carefully curated coffee table books demonstrate the brand's talent for selecting pieces that feel both collected and cohesive, transforming rooms into galleries of personal expression that celebrate eclectic sophistication.
