Price
£600
Felix Insights
Interior Design Perspective
The Tannir Mango Wood Carved Mirror deserves a spot in our collection for its honest craftsmanship—hand-carved mango wood has real character that...
mass-produced mirrors simply lack. The natural finish and sculptural frame read as genuine artisanal work rather than trend-chasing design. Its dual orientation (horizontal or vertical) means it adapts to your wall, not the other way around, which is genuinely useful in smaller spaces or awkward corners. Best suited to bohemian, eclectic, or earthy-modern interiors where texture matters. Bear in mind: mango wood develops a natural patina over time, so it's not maintenance-free, but that's part of its appeal.
— Felix
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Meet the Brand
Nkuku
Founded in 2003, Nkuku is a Devon-based British brand rooted in ethical craftsmanship and slow design. Named after a village in Zambia, the company works with artisans from India,...
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