Botanical Garden mirror

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This reflection of style, beauty and light is created by Eliška's soft and delicate hands to give life to her imagination and leave a part of her personality. Having always been fascinated by the coexistence of nature and humans, Eliška took an artistic approach to remind us about the importance of flora and endangered species. The mirror comes in the style of a historical triptych with engraved details of a greenhouse. Combined with the reflection of self, the object proves once again that the coexistence of flora and humans is symbiotic. Make your interior reflect your space (literally!) and see the natural treasures shine through and behind the misty glass.

$ 1,900

Weight	12 kg
Dimensions	13.5 × 35 × 54 cm
Materials	Marble, Stainless steel

Notes	Rough red marble base (non polished) High polished 'moon' mirror Black stainless steel legs Engraved stainless steel 'wings' 1 main oval mirror 2 parallel semi oval mirrors on the inner side of the wings Limited edition - only 1 piece produced

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About designer

Eliška Monsportová

Taking glass design a little further

Eliška is studying – at Rony Plesl’s glass atelier at the UMPRUM in Prague, in case you are interested – and working on her own projects at the same time. No wonder she spends most of her time in a studio, immersed in the creative process and dreaming about all the beautiful, clean, yet useful objects she would bring to life one day.

Prior to UMPRUM, Eliška studied ceramics design at the art high school in Ostrava. Because she loves to work with glass as well as with clay, she refused to abandon either of them and instead decided to learn how to mix and match different materials together.

When she is not trying to invent new ways to combine materials, she is working on herself in some other way. Whenever she sees something interesting in her surroundings, she sketches it, in case she needed some inspiration later. She travels and meets new people whenever she can – in part for the same reason. But, most importantly, she keeps her eyes and her mind open – at all times.