Pressed Tin Ceiling Tile Mirror Dog Lover hand-woven over with local dried

hand-woven over with local dried palm leaves

you can remove it weekly to soak in a container of water for 20mins before placing it back into it's hessian sack

The leaves are velvet to the touch and make for beautiful textural houseplants

the terrarium is wonderfully low-maintenance — it recycles its own moisture

Origin:  Mexico

Pressed Tin Ceiling Tile Mirror Dog Lover hand-woven over with local driedPressed tin ceiling tiles originated in the 1880s as an affordable way for people to dress up a room's ceiling. They were meant to emulate high end decorative plaster. The gorgeous ceiling tiles have been re used as the frame of this mirror. Due to the age of the tiles used the paint is cracked and chipped exposing the tin in some areas adding wonderful character. The tin tile pattern and colour of the frame will vary from mirror to mirror as these