Hand Painted Mirror 23.6In - Round Gold Framed Peruvian Colonial Bathroom Vanity Turquoise Floral Antique Wall Decor

Hang a hand painted mirror above your vanity: a 23.6in round gold framed mirror with colonial turquoise florals painted behind the glass, made in the Peruvian Andes. ???? Enjoy a premium, worry-free experience with Express shipping to the USA & Canada, with all import duties & taxes fully covered by usguaranteeing no extra charges or paperwork at your door. The antique gold catches bathroom light the way a plain chrome frame never will, & the turquoise behind the flowers keeps it from reading as heavy or formal. Over a vanity it does the work of a mirror & a piece of art at once. Key Features & Benefits: BUILT FOR A VANITY: a 14.2in center mirror gives you a real working reflection, inside a 23.6in frame that fills the wall above a standard sink. A DECORATIVE WALL MIRROR, NOT A MAKEUP MIRROR: no lights, no magnification, no stand. It hangs on the wall & gives a true 1:1 reflection. Antique gold metallic finish applied by hand over a black base, so the warmth has depth rather than sitting flat on the surface. Colonial florals painted from behind the glass & sealed under protective lacquer, which is what lets this hang in a bathroom without the finish clouding. Built from reclaimed glass: the cut glass & mirror in every frame are offcuts saved from the workshop's other work nothing usable gets thrown away. All-inclusive price for USA & Canada: the price you see is the final price at your door. We pay the import duties & taxes. ???? STYLE & DECOR TIPS: Gold & turquoise is the colonial pairing this piece comes from lean into it with brass fixtures & white or cream tile rather than fighting it. in a small powder room, a single ornate round mirror makes the wall feel intentional in a way that a plain rectangle cannot. The 2026 move is the collected interior: let this sit beside an apothecary jar & a stack of real towels, not a matched vanity set. Hang the center at eye level, roughly 5-10 inches above the faucet. ???? PRODUCT DETAILS: ID: MCC231807 Artisan: Edmundo Contreras winner of the UNESCO Crafts Prize 1995 for his contribution to mirror-making & marquetry Materials: reverse hand-painted glass, reclaimed glass & mirror offcuts, MDF core, antique gold metallic finish Technique: reverse hand-painted glass, the andahuaylino style of the southern Andes Structure: MDF core, scalloped & stepped in tiers by hand Origin: handmade in Peru Reclaimed glass: the cut glass & mirror set into each frame are offcuts saved from the workshop's other pieces, so nothing usable is thrown away Sealed with protective lacquer against humidity, which protects the finish & its shine This is a brand-new, handcrafted piece. Color & motif vary slightly from piece to piece that is the hand of the artisan, not a defect. ???? Dimensions & Weight: Outer frame: 23.6H x 23.6W x 1.37D ( 60cm x 3cm D) Center mirror: 14.2 ( 36cm) Weight: 6.40 lb (2.90 kg) Ready to hang: two metal D-rings come fitted to the back with a tensioned steel wire strung between them, so the whole 6.40 lb hangs from a single nail or hook ???? CARE: Dust the frame with a dry, soft cloth & clean the center mirror with a barely damp one. Avoid abrasive cleaners & anything ammonia-based on the finished areas. Every piece is sealed with protective lacquer against humidity, which is what keeps the finish from clouding or dulling over time. ???? SHIPPING INFORMATION: - ???? USA & Canada: no import duties, no customs paperwork, no extra charges at delivery. We cover them. ???? Rest of the world: please note that duties & taxes may apply according to your country's import regulations, & are the buyer's responsibility. ???? Express courier service with tracking on every order. ???? Packaging: custom protective packaging built for glass in international transit. To see more items: decorcontreras.etsy.com facebook.com/ArtesaniasInkaMakiSac pinterest.com/decorcontreras instagram.com/decorcontreras ???? PRODUCT DETAILS: ID: MCC231807 Artisan: Edmundo Contreras winner of the UNESCO Crafts Prize 1995 for his contribution to mirror-making & marquetry Materials: reverse hand-painted glass, reclaimed glass & mirror offcuts, MDF core, antique gold metallic finish Technique: reverse hand-painted glass, the andahuaylino style of the southern Andes Structure: MDF core, scalloped & stepped in tiers by hand Origin: handmade in Peru Reclaimed glass: the