Aranmula metal mirror - customized version
Rs. 12,000.00Incl. VAT
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Various custom designs for Aranmula Metal mirror is available as per request.
Please contact on +91-999-506-5751 or email us at care@thecoconut company.in directly to know more.
Bulk orders can also be processed.
Please Note : the price mentioned here are only for indicative purposes, we will finalize on the actual price according to the model, size of the mirror and the customization needed
Unmatched in beauty, the Aranmula Kannadi is a one-of-a-kind metal mirror. Originating from Aranmula and is geo tagged, this mirror is crafted by skilled artisans and is not made of glass, making it a truly exceptional piece of handmade art.
This extra ordinary traditional hand made metal mirror, is Famous for bringing prosperity, luck and wealth in to life.
Shop with 100% confidence, as each Aranmula Kannadi comes with a certification of authenticity. And we ship it right from the birthplace of it (Aranmula, Kerala) to anywhere in the world !
- Aranmula Kannadi is famous for its secretive construction method and uniqueness in the make which get Patent protected with a Geographical Indication tag
- It is the only metal mirror available, Unlike Ordinary Glass mirror , Image from Aranmula Kannadi is reflected from upper surface of reflecting material , where in Glass mirror image reflected from bottom layer where mercury is pasted . So real image is only captured in the Aranmula Kannadi.
- Aranmula Kannadi is one among 8 auspicious items included famous astamagalaya set ,which usually used for very auspicious functions like marriages
- Aranmula Kannadi is impossible to make a duplicated Item, because of its lesser Price, and its make details only known to few people in one family belong to Aranmula and it is kept as a family secret
- Exclusive to Aranmula this is made of metal, not glass! There in lies its uniqueness and its creation a closely guarded secret. Known to only four families, has been handed down from father to son for generations. Therein lies its mystery!
- Aranmula is a little village in the district of Pathanamthitta, Kerala, India, which is well known for its ancient temple dedicated to Lord Sree Krishna as Parthasarathy,the colorful snake boat Regatta and the Aranmula Kannadi.
- The British Museum in London has a 45 centimeter tall Aranmula metal mirror in its collection
Aranmula Kannadi is not mass produced and is hand made with all its perfections as how one looks at it
While commercially available glass mirrors reflect an image, because of a silver coating at its rear, Aranmula Metal Mirror is the only mirror which reflects from the front plane and hence it is said to be the most realistic reflection of oneself.
How is it made :
A huge amount of determination, perseverance and patience goes into the making of this enchanting mirror. Mud from the local paddy fields is used for the mould into which the molten alloy mix is poured to cast the mirror and the technique followed is the cire-perdue or the lost wax method of casting. Even with the utmost care, only about 60% of the cast metal mirrors can be salvaged, the rest get damaged in the process of manufacture.The metal mirror is then polished using well-ground, burnt clay powder mixed with special oil on a jute cloth. To achieve a highly reflective surface, polishing can go on from one to several days. When a satisfactory finish is achieved, the mirror is mounted on various models of artistic brass frames.
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Various custom designs for Aranmula Metal mirror is available as per request.
Please contact on +91-999-506-5751 or email us at care@thecoconut company.in directly to know more.
Bulk orders can also be processed.
Please Note : the price mentioned here are only for indicative purposes, we will finalize on the actual price according to the model, size of the mirror and the customization needed
Unmatched in beauty, the Aranmula Kannadi is a one-of-a-kind metal mirror. Originating from Aranmula and is geo tagged, this mirror is crafted by skilled artisans and is not made of glass, making it a truly exceptional piece of handmade art.
This extra ordinary traditional hand made metal mirror, is Famous for bringing prosperity, luck and wealth in to life.
Shop with 100% confidence, as each Aranmula Kannadi comes with a certification of authenticity. And we ship it right from the birthplace of it (Aranmula, Kerala) to anywhere in the world !
- Aranmula Kannadi is famous for its secretive construction method and uniqueness in the make which get Patent protected with a Geographical Indication tag
- It is the only metal mirror available, Unlike Ordinary Glass mirror , Image from Aranmula Kannadi is reflected from upper surface of reflecting material , where in Glass mirror image reflected from bottom layer where mercury is pasted . So real image is only captured in the Aranmula Kannadi.
- Aranmula Kannadi is one among 8 auspicious items included famous astamagalaya set ,which usually used for very auspicious functions like marriages
- Aranmula Kannadi is impossible to make a duplicated Item, because of its lesser Price, and its make details only known to few people in one family belong to Aranmula and it is kept as a family secret
- Exclusive to Aranmula this is made of metal, not glass! There in lies its uniqueness and its creation a closely guarded secret. Known to only four families, has been handed down from father to son for generations. Therein lies its mystery!
- Aranmula is a little village in the district of Pathanamthitta, Kerala, India, which is well known for its ancient temple dedicated to Lord Sree Krishna as Parthasarathy,the colorful snake boat Regatta and the Aranmula Kannadi.
- The British Museum in London has a 45 centimeter tall Aranmula metal mirror in its collection
Aranmula Kannadi is not mass produced and is hand made with all its perfections as how one looks at it
While commercially available glass mirrors reflect an image, because of a silver coating at its rear, Aranmula Metal Mirror is the only mirror which reflects from the front plane and hence it is said to be the most realistic reflection of oneself.
How is it made :
A huge amount of determination, perseverance and patience goes into the making of this enchanting mirror. Mud from the local paddy fields is used for the mould into which the molten alloy mix is poured to cast the mirror and the technique followed is the cire-perdue or the lost wax method of casting. Even with the utmost care, only about 60% of the cast metal mirrors can be salvaged, the rest get damaged in the process of manufacture.The metal mirror is then polished using well-ground, burnt clay powder mixed with special oil on a jute cloth. To achieve a highly reflective surface, polishing can go on from one to several days. When a satisfactory finish is achieved, the mirror is mounted on various models of artistic brass frames.