Royal Triple Arched Ancient Haveli Mirror

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This majestic mirror is a breathtaking testament to the grandeur of antique Indian architecture. Crafted from reclaimed elements of a … Read more This majestic mirror is a breathtaking testament to the grandeur of antique Indian architecture. Crafted from reclaimed elements of a traditional Haveli, a grand mansion prevalent in regions like Rajasthan and Gujarat, this piece carries within it the echoes of a rich and vibrant past. Havelis, showcasing a unique architectural style that blends indigenous Indian craftsmanship with influences from Persian and sometimes colonial designs, flourished from the 18th through the early 20th centuries, and the architectural details present in this mirror's frame – the elegant scalloped archways and the pillar-like supports with their segmented and carved details – suggest a likely origin within this timeframe.
The aged sun bleached patina of the wood, the subtle wear and possible imperfections, all speak to the centuries of its existence as part of a significant residential structure, where these very pieces would have likely framed doorways or connected courtyards, witnessing generations pass within the Haveli's walls.
The architectural style is distinctly Indian, drawing from Rajput or Mughal influences, characterized by the graceful scalloped (ogee) arches and the ornate, segmented pillar designs. This monumental mirror, measuring 75 inches in length and 72 inches in height, transcends mere functionality, becoming a powerful focal point in today's home. Its inherent history and architectural feel make it a magnificent addition to Bohemian, Eclectic, and globally-inspired design styles, serving as a stunning centerpiece in a living room, grand entryway, or master bedroom. Its substantial reflective surface will also maximize natural light, creating a sense of spaciousness while adding a touch of regal elegance and historical depth to any interior.

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