Pair of Painted Wood Mirrors with Bamboo Frames and Tribal Motif Detailing
$2,750
Pair of Painted Wood Mirrors with Bamboo Frames and Tribal Motif Detailing
$2,750
A pair of painted wood mirrors with bamboo trim and bold geometric character. Likely dating to the early 20th century, these handcrafted mirrors command attention with their carved and painted surrounds, where stylized tribal motifs—chevrons, ovals, triangles—interlock in rhythmic succession. The surface is subtly weathered, with a palette of earthy reds, browns, and blacks that adds warmth and patina. Bamboo edging punctuated by tiny nailheads frames the piece with a crisp, tailored finish.
The mirrored plates themselves show age and natural speckling, offering a pleasing contrast to the strong graphic composition of the frames. Whether placed together or separated in different rooms, these mirrors will instantly animate a wall with their rare texture and sense of story.
Perfect above twin consoles in an entryway, flanking a fireplace, or bringing sculptural interest to a powder room or hallway, this pair of vintage painted wood and bamboo mirrors offers both decorative impact and everyday function. A striking and versatile find for interiors with global, bohemian, or organic modern style.
Height: 24 in (60.96 cm)
Width: 21 in (53.34 cm)
Depth: 5 in (12.7 cm)
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