Multicolor Mirrors(107 items)
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Featured Reviews on Multicolor Mirrors
Cotton wall mirror, 'Quitapenas Reflection'





Beautiful Tradition
I use this for display on the wall or as the base of a centerpiece. SO MANY COMPLIMENTS! My grandmother began my collection of Worry Dolls when I was a very young girl. At that time, the artisans sold their wares at church festivals. There were even some dancing performances by some of those who came to the church to sell their handmade !. Our church sponsored some of the missions, and we eagerly awaited their visits. .
Reverse-painted glass wall accent mirror, 'Cusco Primrose'





By Rachel
absolute perfection
This mirror is so beautiful and is just what I would have loved to bring home from Peru myself if Id been able to put something so precious in my backpack! Thank you for the opportunity to purchase such an amazing piece of art.
Glass mosaic mirror, 'Turquoise Sunset'





By John
Stunning!
I am not one to write reviews, however this mirror is a work of art that deserves attention. Great addition to my new home!
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Gliseria Soto Reverse painted glass and hand-carved wall mirrors
"My husband and I were blessed eight beautiful children. They are my reason for being, my motivation to go on."
Popular Multicolor Mirrors
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Retablo Folk Art Wall Mirror, "Party of Masks"
$49.99This mirror reflects the festive traditions of the Andes, when people wear colorful and sometimes mystical masks to celebrate their patron saint. Alejandro Chávez crafts each mask by hand of ceramic. Known as a the diorama's intricate hand-shaped figurines are housed in a colorful wood chest.
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Hand Made Folk Art Mirror from Peru, "Little Carnaval"
$44.99Alejandro Chávez crafts a mirror frame rooted in Andean tradition. Varied scenes represent (Little Carnival), a celebration held in the Peruvian Andes. Musicians play traditional instruments, participants re-enact the birth of Jesus, incredible masks hang on the wall, and a couple stands beneath a towering prickly pear cactus. Known as a this traditional diorama is housed in a colorful chest crafted of wood and painted. Chávez carefully models each figure from ceramic plaster and paints them by hand.