Mother of Pearl Inlay Wall Mirror
ECO-FRIENDLY AND HIGH QUALITY. Handmade by skillful Vietnamese artisans to ensure high product quality. Mother of pearl is the iridescent substance that forms the lining of the shells found in both fresh water and saltwater mollusks. Because this is a naturally occurring substance and the cut pieces are put on individually by hand, no two items will be alike.
- ALLURING & SOPHISTICATED. This wall-hanging mirror brings with itself a touch of luxurious, timeless beauty. Crafted of mother of pearl, the frame embraces the mirror in the center tightly and artistically. A mirror gives the space more dimensions, opens up the room, complements the whole design, and serves reflective functionality.
- LONG-LASTING BEAUTY. The mirror is crafted and framed with mother-of-pearl inlay wood. The materials are all well-chosen and carefully processed by skillful artisans to stay as charming as new after a long time in use.
- UNFORGETTABLE GIFT. If you are looking for that perfect anniversary, birthday housewarming gift, this stunning mirror is guaranteed to spark a smile on anyone’s face.
- EASY TO CLEAN. To clean it, use a damp cloth to wipe the surface softly; do not place it near a radiator or other heat sources. The product can be hung easily and safely.
- NOTICE. Kindly make allowances for slight variations due to the handcrafted nature of this mirror.
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