The Osani Circle photograph was taken by Belgian anthropologist Jean-Pierre Hallet in the 1960s (All Rights Reserved: see pdf); Hallet lived many years with the Efé and loved their community traditions.

The human circle inspired a round mirror that represents the spirit of mutual help in this tribe. The ebony veneer captures the effect of the childrens’ outstretched legs around the center, and the aged gold leaf bring to mind the soles of their feet and sun-bleached heads. The circle is the perfect form in which the flow of energy is identical and of equal value; without beginning or end.

This is a decorative mirror that adds soul to any interior design project. Its story beyond the handcrafted luxury piece offers a special meaning to any room.

• Handcrafted wood structure finished in ebony veneer and aged gold leaf in high gloss varnish.
• WEIGHT - 15kg

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• Other veneers, natural, aged or degrade gold/silver/copper leaf or any Ral Classic color finished in matt, half or high gloss varnish.