The Minda Mirror is a study in the beauty of layered craft. Its frame is carved from sustainable mango wood in a repeating oval tile pattern — each tile a small, precise relief that gives the surface a rhythm and texture that changes with the light. Run your hand across it and you feel the depth of the carving; stand back and the pattern reads as a richly detailed surround to the central mirror.

What elevates the Minda above the ordinary is the brass-clad edge — a hand-applied finish that traces the outer perimeter of the frame in warm, burnished metal. It is a detail that bridges the natural warmth of the mango wood and the reflective quality of the mirror glass, tying the whole piece together with a quiet luxuriousness. At 108cm square, it is a generous, impactful size — equally at home above a console table in a hallway, as a focal point in a home bar, or as a statement piece in a living room. A mirror that rewards the eye every time you pass it.