Pressed Tin Ceiling Tile Mirror (RW09) rare finds D-Panthenol

D-Panthenol

the surface cut with the bold geometric patterning historically used by Bamileke carvers — designs once said to dazzle and disorient an opponent in battle

Medium:  29cm H x 14cm at widest point

woven by craftspeople on the coast of Mozambique — and bought directly from them

This tea towel is perfect to give that extra shine to your favourite glasses or to use as a decorative statement in your kitchen

Pressed Tin Ceiling Tile Mirror (RW09) rare finds D-PanthenolPressed tin ceiling tiles originated in the 1880s as an affordable way to dress up a room's ceiling, made to emulate high end decorative plaster. Here, a gorgeous antique tile has been re used as the frame of this mirror. Thanks to the age of the tiles, the paint is cracked and chipped, exposing the tin in places and adding wonderful character. Originally stamped out of steel and known as "steel ceilings," the panels were later plated in tin to slow