hall mirrors

Frangipani flowers and leaves surround a round mirror. The detailed engravings that make up the frame are hand-carved from natural suar wood and given a white antiqued finish. Sarwaedi of Bali presents this beautifully crafted wall mirror as a charming addition to a hall or entryway.

Sarwaedi of Bali crafts a beautiful wall mirror, hand-carved of richly grained suar wood. The artisan names the mirror keraton, which means 'royal palace' in Javanese. The elegant and detailed carving makes it a classic addition to a hall or entryway.

Deep coral plumeria blossoms and green leaves form a wondrous garland around this wall mirror from Sarwaedi in Bali. The artisan carves the wood frame by hand, and carefully applies paints and golden accents to give the piece a vintage look. The result is a charming accent for an entryway or hall.

Mataram, now the name of a city on the Indonesian island of Lombok, was once the name of both an Islamic sultanate and a Hindu-Buddhist kingdom in Java. The talented Sarwaedi in Bali names this hand-carved wood mirror after the diverse and historically rich region. The mirror, which has a beautifully rococo style, is crafted from richly grained suar wood with a natural finish.