MIRROR NIRMAL
Animal bone mirrors are a traditional Indian folk craft. They are made by breathing new life into the bones of animals that have died. The material is carved from buffalo bones, and a skilled craftsman with 30 years of experience handcrafts each one, then decorates it to create the mirror. This is a clean mirror with a white base. There is a stand and D-ring on the back, so it can be used in two ways: as a freestanding mirror or hanging one. In Hinduism, the primary religion of India, animals, especially cows, are objects of worship, so they should not be eaten or killed. The bones and horns that remain when they die are sacred, so they are not thrown away, but are transformed into crafts and ornaments, and live forever. Wearing them protects you, so they are similar to Japanese amulets. Historically, India has been influenced by European culture through British colonial policies, and the color balance and Western-style design that can only be achieved in India are special products that cannot be made in other countries. Source: https://gfconcrete.net/
Product Details
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Product Name
MIRROR NIRMAL
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Brand
MONIQUE CHARTLAND (モニークチャートランド)
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Shop
GLOBAL FORME CONCRETE (グローバルフォルムコンクリート)
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Size
Width 36.5×Depth 2.5×Height 36.5cm
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Materials
wood
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Category
Wall mirror
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