Chasing Mirror
36” H x 11.5” W x 2.5” D
The Ouroboros is a symbol of a serpent eating its own tail; often interpreted as a symbol of regeneration. Combining an elegant design with this ancient symbolism, this sculptural mirror's frame depicts two snakes swallowing each other's tails.
Constructed out of poplar hardwood and shaped by hand, each frame is then finely sanded, leaving a tooled texture. Stripes are incised and sanded by hand before the final topcoat.
36” H x 11.5” W x 2.5” D
The Ouroboros is a symbol of a serpent eating its own tail; often interpreted as a symbol of regeneration. Combining an elegant design with this ancient symbolism, this sculptural mirror's frame depicts two snakes swallowing each other's tails.
Constructed out of poplar hardwood and shaped by hand, each frame is then finely sanded, leaving a tooled texture. Stripes are incised and sanded by hand before the final topcoat.
36” H x 11.5” W x 2.5” D
The Ouroboros is a symbol of a serpent eating its own tail; often interpreted as a symbol of regeneration. Combining an elegant design with this ancient symbolism, this sculptural mirror's frame depicts two snakes swallowing each other's tails.
Constructed out of poplar hardwood and shaped by hand, each frame is then finely sanded, leaving a tooled texture. Stripes are incised and sanded by hand before the final topcoat.
All mirrors are made in our studio, from high-quality, sustainably sourced North American hardwoods, using traditional mortise and tenon joinery. Mirror finishes are durable and hand rubbed to a satin sheen. Mirror glass is 3/16” thick, yielding a reflection without distortion. Ready to hang with a french cleat.
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