The VIYA Kolam Bronze Mirror Round Large features an irregular, organic-shaped black metal frame that captures the artistry of Indian decor, displayed against a plain light gray background.

Kolam Bronze Mirror Round Large

Name: Kolam Bronze Mirror Round Large
Brand: VIYA
SKU: VMI453
Price: 245000.0 INR
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Defined by fluid form and thoughtful detail, the Kolam Bronze Mirror Round Large mirror is crafted from brass using our signature technique of casting. Drawing from Kolam,. . . more

Colour

Bronze

Size

48"DIA x 1.5"D

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Product Features

Handcrafted in brass with a considered bronze finish.
Produced using traditional casting technique, resulting in nuanced surface textures unique to each object.
Designed to integrate seamlessly into modern interiors.
Suitable for residential and hospitality settings.
A refined contemporary mirror for architecture-led spaces.

Product Details

Material: Brass
Size: 48"DIA x 1.5"D | 121.9 DIA x 3.8 H cm
Weight: 46 kg | 101.2 lbs
Number of Pieces: 1 Mirror
SKU: VMI453
This product has been handcrafted by local artisans. As such, slight variations are a testament to the unique character of a piece made by hand.
Country of Origin: India
Manufactured by: Nirvaan Design Private Limited, A-4, Sector 64, Noida, U.P. - 201301

Care Details

For daily cleaning, use soft, dry cloth.
To remove stains or restore shine, clean with soft cloth using branded brass cleaner, following relevant instructions.
Do not use harsh detergents or abrasive materials that may scratch.

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We don’t accept cancellations, returns, or exchanges. For more details, please refer to our Shipping & Returns policy.

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Production Lead Time: 6-8 Weeks

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Kolam

Poetic patterns conspire to weave an enchanting tapestry, a lyrical reinterpretation of Kolam-the ancient ritual of adornment that graces the thresholds of Indian homes. Entryways become canvases for intricate designs crafted from flour and flowers, a ritual believed to usher prosperity, ward off unwelcome energy, and captivate onlookers with the sheer joy of their existence.