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Clover Brass Mirror
Moroccan quatrefoil brass mirror, handmade clover shaped wall mirror, custom polished brass or matte antique bronze frame for luxury residential, boutique hospitality, and interior design projects. Handcrafted by master artisans in Marrakesh, this geometric Moorish-inspired mirror combines traditional architectural lines with refined metal craftsmanship. Featuring a solid brass frame, it serves as a sophisticated wall accent for entryways, bathrooms, living rooms, or curated wall galleries.
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View MirrorsDimensions & sizes
- Available Sizes: 20 cm (7.8"), 30 cm (11.8"), 40 cm (15.7"), 50 cm (19.6"), 60 cm (23.6").
About this piece
Details
- Materials
- Brass, Mirror glass
- Reference
- AKL-REMI19
Returns
Return rules differ by piece: in-stock smaller objects are returnable within 30 days of delivery, while made-to-order pieces are not. Read the policy, or write to us before ordering.
Returns policyInsured in transit
Every piece is insured to its full value during transit. If anything arrives damaged, send us photographs of the damage and the packaging within 72 hours of delivery. We will replace, repair, or refund — your choice.
Shipping policyCare
Dust weekly with a soft dry microfibre cloth. Patina is intentional; a thin coat of museum-grade microcrystalline wax every 12 months will hold the finish where it is.
Care guideDuties & taxes
Prices on the site are exclusive of import duties, VAT, and customs fees. These are your responsibility on arrival; the carrier will contact you to collect them before delivery. We are happy to send a customs-value estimate before you order; just ask.
Duties and taxesQuestions about this piece? Write to atelier@maisonizem.com. We answer within one working day.
Made by hand in Marrakech
Every piece in our collection is the product of generations of accumulated knowledge, passed from master to apprentice in the workshops of Marrakech.
The result is a piece that carries the warmth and imperfection of the human hand — subtle variations that no machine could replicate, so that no two are exactly alike.
