Tacsor Mirror
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Description
Playful and wonderfully textured, the Tacsor Mirror brings a new perspective to the tactile nature of rope. Its elaborate design consists of a domed mirror and a frame made of countless single strands of rope, each one tied and knotted, resulting in an overall plush woven look. It is part of designer Christian Astuguevieille’s Tactile series, which explores the innovative possibilities of rope and other textural materials.
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Details
- Made by hand by highly skilled craftspeople in Europe.
- Due to the natural nature of the convex glass the mirror may patina over time.
- HOLLY HUNT can customize this piece to suit your project needs. Please contact your Sales Associate to discover more.
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Finishes
Cotton Cord
Pink Ocher Cotton Cord
Carmin Red Cotton Cord
Magenta Cotton Cord
Sahara Yellow Cotton Cord
Japanese Yellow Cotton CordHemp Rope
Natural Hemp Rope
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Lead Time: 22 to 24 weeks
HOLLY HUNT can customize this piece to suit your project needs. Please contact your Sales Associate to discover more.
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Care & Assembly
- Air out natural hemp rope as soon as possible once received to diffuse odor which can be strong especially on larger pieces. Painted cotton cord will not have odor since cord is made of cotton, not hemp.
- Materials should only be cleaned gently by brushing with a soft brush, duster, or vacuum nozzle.
- Do not clean with any liquids other than water on a slightly moistened cloth when needed.
- Do not let water or any other liquids sit on pieces for an extended period, or they will stain the materials and cause adhesive to loosen and the rope/cord to unravel.
- In the case of minor wear or unraveling, a local furniture repair person can fix.
- In the case of major wear, neglect, or unraveling, pieces will need to go back to the workroom in France to be re-roped/re-corded.