How big is the mirror compared with the whole piece?
The mirror itself is a 10-inch round, and with the knotted frame around it the piece measures 15 inches round. So you get a broad border of macrame work circling the glass, with lacy knots and small tassels that give the mirror a fuller look on the wall.
What does the knotted frame look like?
The frame is a wide ring of lacy knots that spreads out from the glass in a star-like pattern, with small tassels set around the outer edge. In pure white cord against the mirror, it has a soft, almost crocheted feel that adds texture without bright colour.
Can I use it as an everyday mirror?
The 10-inch glass is good for a quick look before you step out, so it works well by the front door, above a small dresser or in a powder corner. For full outfit checks you would still want a larger mirror; this one is more about adding a decorative accent.
What is it made of, and how heavy is it?
The frame is knotted by hand from pure cotton twister cord in 3 mm thickness, made at the Indiehaat Macrame Unit under master artisan Brijbala. With the mirror, it weighs about 650 g.
How do I clean the macrame frame?
Dust the knots and tassels with a soft-bristled brush, or use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment. For a stubborn mark on the cord, spot clean with a mild detergent solution and let it air dry thoroughly.