Carvers’ Guild Temple of the Living Goddess Gold Mirror

Description :
This highly detailed Carvers’ Guild wall mirror is modeled after a palace window from the 17th century Hindu Kingdom of Bhaktapur, designed as a mirrored triptych that brings architectural depth and cultural artistry into a space. The piece features layered arches, sculpted figures, and intricate relief carvings that reflect traditional craftsmanship and ornamental storytelling. Finished in antique gold leaf, the surface highlights the depth of the carvings and echoes the richness and patterning often seen in fine oriental textiles. Designed to serve as a focal point, it works especially well as an overmantel or within a recessed wall niche.

Era
Late 20th Century (circa 1990s based on label)

Style
Indian Revival / Traditional Ornate / Architectural Statement

Technique
Cast composite with hand-applied antique gold leaf finish

Tools Used
Carving molds, casting forms, hand-finishing tools, gilding brushes

History
Inspired by historic palace architecture from Bhaktapur, Nepal, this design reflects traditional Hindu craftsmanship translated into decorative wall art by Carvers’ Guild.

Manufacturer / Maker
Carvers’ Guild

Measurements
42" W x 21" H x 3" D

Suggested Weight
25–35 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
48" x 27" x 8"

Music
Indian Classical Instrumental / Ravi Shankar – Sitar

Item Number : P10342

Category : Wall Mirrors

Brand : Carvers’ Guild