This is a vintage 1970s mid-century bohemian style octagonal wall mirror featuring an intricately crafted frame made of split bamboo, rattan reed, or stained wood stalks.

Visual & Design Details

Material Composition: The frame is constructed from short, parallel stalks arranged tightly side-by-side. It has a warm, multi-toned tortoiseshell finish with dark burnished accents emphasizing the natural grain and texture.

Geometric Layout: It features an eight-sided, octagonal design divided into eight distinct trapezoidal segments. These segments meet at crisp mitered seams, directing the eye inward toward the central glass.

Frame Trim: The inner and outer perimeters are bound by thin, dark structural bindings that create a sharp, contrasting border around the entire silhouette.

Aesthetic Appeal: This piece showcases the Chinoiserie / Hollywood Regency style popular in 1970s tiki and coastal interior design.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: This item is in excellent condition for its age. Of course, after 50+ years there is some wear. Nothing you wouldn't expect.

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Wood

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; This item is in excellent condition for its age. Of course, after 50+ years there is some wear. Nothing you wouldn't expect.