Additional Features

• The convex face bows outward from the wall, so the piece reads as sculpture and gathers a wider sweep of the room into its reflection.
• A beveled rim draws a fine line of light around the glass, giving the mirror a finished, jewel-like edge up close.
• An iron frame, worked and finished by hand, gives the curve a solid backbone and sits easily beside table lamps and framed art.
• Because the finish goes on by hand, surface and texture shift a little between pieces, which is the signature of genuine handwork rather than a flaw.
• Included cleat hardware lets it hang flush and steady against the wall instead of tilting forward the way wire-hung mirrors often do.