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Bejewelled Mirror
$490.00
This round wall mirror is 100% handcrafted. A beautiful and flawlessly handmade mirror from Nigeria. This mirror is made with painstakingly chosen materials from Africa.
This stunning mirror gives a contemporary upgrade to an exemplary look. The framing is hand-produced wood with a crafted design to give it a sleek, urban look. It is hand-completed for a delightful, rich look. The attention to detail and stunning design make this a quality piece. Wherever you display this mirror, it will grab attention with its exceptional look.
Use it in the bathroom or over a dresser or table for a luxurious look. It can also be gifted for multiple occasions.
The diameter is 14 inches wide. It accompanies a string at the back prepared for hanging.
This round wall mirror is 100% handcrafted. A beautiful and flawlessly handmade mirror from Nigeria. It is made with painstakingly chosen materials from Africa.
This stunning mirror gives a contemporary upgrade to an exemplary look. The framing is hand-produced wood with a crafted design to give it a sleek, urban look. It is hand-completed for a delightful, rich look. The attention to detail and stunning design make this a quality piece. Wherever you display this, it will grab attention with its exceptional look.
Use it in the bathroom or over a dresser or table for a luxurious look. It can also be gifted for multiple occasions.
The diameter is 14 inches wide. It accompanies a string at the back prepared for hanging.
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