This Hungarian mirror from the 1960s features a handmade natural leather frame in a warm, medium brown hue with subtle reddish undertones. The leather presents a matte, gently aged surface with areas of smooth patina that deepen its period character. The frame is adorned with ornamental brass or bronze studs arranged in geometric floral and rosette motifs, continuing around the upper crown section. The top exhibits a stylized, crown-inspired profile with three circular openings and a central medallion, reflecting decorative themes typical of Hungarian regional architecture. Overall proportions are classical and balanced, with the sculptural crown lending emphasis and rhythm. The visible brass tacks securing the leather and articulated corners showcase the craftsmanship of manual production. Condition is very good—only minor, age-appropriate signs of wear (light scuffs and small skin discolorations), no major damage or restoration; all decorative elements remain original and intact. This object evokes the enduring value of Hungarian folk craftsmanship, where leather transcends utility and becomes a bearer of local ornament. The brass studs gleam like folkloric jewelry, while the crown motif recalls the rich artistic heritage of Central Europe’s rural landscapes. The mirror projects the quiet dignity of a bygone interior—reflecting both its surroundings and the memory of crafted household objects kept with care across generations. Each glint from the frame tells a story—of small workshops where material, detail, and regional symbols found their purest expression. Such a mirror can be set as a visual statement on a simple, monochrome wall or contrasted
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Height32 cm
Depth20 cm
Width2 cm
Dimension details
Width2 cm
Height32 cm
Depth20 cm
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