

I added 'put one of my mirrors in the front hall' to my list of things to do. Months later...
I just finished this 36" in diameter mirror. It's made with hand cut vitreous glass tiles that are put down in a (seemingly) random fashion resulting in a 'loose shag' appearance - thus the name. It's definitely one that needs to be touched.
I make it in a variety of colours and sizes.
P.S. The flowers are Oriental Lilies. Not only are they beautiful but their fragrance is intoxicating. Right now our front hall is a cornucopia for the senses!
2 comments:
The black loose shag mirror looks good in the 'hall of many changes' and there's a nice choice of other colours.
Looks great, I love it in black.
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