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Green Painted Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak Statues Date: Circa 18th century

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Description

Date: Circa 18th century

the piece balances robust functionality with strong decorative presence

The paraths are carved from a single piece of timber and are usually made from teak or acacia wood - our old parath bowls have a wonderful patina which comes from frequent use over many years

This old Japanese woodblock oban print by Ichiyōtei Yoshitaki (1841€“1899) entitled 'The Border Crossing' from the Rustic Genji series

Green Painted Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak Statues Date: Circa 18th centuryThis simple yet characterful mirror is crafted from reclaimed teak wood salvaged from a 19th century building in Gujarat, India. The frame retains traces of its original green paint, worn naturally over time, giving the piece a wonderful weathered patina and rustic charm. Each mark and layer of colour tells the story of its past, making it a unique addition to any interior. Versatile and timeless, the mirror can be hung either portrait or landscape to

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