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Lucille Marbleized Mirror (symmetrical) | Decorative Objects by Lower Astronomy Studios. Item made of wood works with contemporary & modern style
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Lucille Marbleized Mirror (symmetrical) | Decorative Objects by Lower Astronomy Studios. Item made of wood works with contemporary & modern style
Lucille Marbleized Mirror (symmetrical) | Decorative Objects by Lower Astronomy Studios. Item made of wood works with contemporary & modern style

Created and Sold by Lower Astronomy Studios

Lower Astronomy Studios

Lucille Marbleized Mirror (symmetrical) - Decorative Objects

Price $1,795

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Shipping: FedEx 7-10 days
Estimated Arrival: November 28, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Made To Order

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
40H x 18W x 2.25D in
101.6H x 45.72W x 5.71D cm
9.53 kg
21 lb

The Ouroboros is a symbol of a serpent eating its own tail; often interpreted as a symbol of regeneration. Combining an elegant design with this ancient symbolism, this sculptural mirror's frame depicts two snakes swallowing each other's tails. Constructed out of poplar hardwood and shaped by hand, each frame is then finely sanded, leaving a tooled texture. Stripes are incised and sanded by hand before the final topcoat.

Finished with polyurethane and hand-rubbed to a semi-gloss sheen.

Item Lucille Marbleized Mirror (symmetrical)
Created by Lower Astronomy Studios
As seen in Creator's Studio, Madison, WI
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Lower Astronomy Studios

Madison, WI

Wescover creator since 2024
Lower Astronomy Studios is a space for curiosity, wonder, hard work and sawdust.

LAS is a queer owned + operated independent woodworking and sculpture studio. We are also a hands-on educational laboratory. We have fun and we work hard, while also building an inclusive + safe atmosphere. LAS strives to pay a living wage and hire queer, femme, trans, + BIPOC studio assistants and outside studio labor. Looking at who has been historically excluded from woodworking spaces, we understand that building an intersectional and protected workshop is the key to healthy learning, rich conversation, and trust, leading to a safer overall woodworking ecosystem.
We put energy and weight into supporting local and national communities, non-profits, and conversations, part of the pivot into the new worlds that will become, decolonizing craft + building dynamic + inclusive structures of support + resilience. We critically consider what skills and histories we want to bring into the future.