Indian Lady Hand Mirror - Hand-Painted Wooden Mirror

Bengal's folk art has long found its subject in the everyday grace of women — captured mid-gesture, mid-thought, dressed in the bright reds, yellows, and deep outlines that define the region's painting traditions. This hand mirror carries that same spirit: a woman's portrait painted freehand across an oval wooden frame, rendered with the bold linework and warm palette associated with Bengal's figurative folk art. She isn't adorned with any single symbol or accessory — just presence, painted the way village artists have long painted the women around them, as central figures rather than background detail.

Each mirror is shaped from medium-density engineered wood and painted by hand, layer by layer, before being finished with a clear coat sealant that protects the artwork while keeping the brush texture visible up close. The process takes longer than machine printing, but it's the only way to keep every piece genuinely one-of-a-kind.

Its compact, handbag-friendly size makes it a practical everyday object as much as a decorative one, and it travels well as a gift — for Diwali, for a housewarming, for an NRI relative who wants a small, authentic piece of Indian folk art rather than a mass-produced souvenir.

Material: Medium density engineered wood, hand-painted and set in a clear coat sealant.
Dimensions: 10.3 cm diameter, 24 cm total length, 2.5 cm handle width.