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Made just for you in 8-12 weeks
• Built with sustainably harvested hardwood
• 100 trees planted for each product sold
• Dimensions H86" W45" D1"
• Low-VOC natural oil finish
• Handcrafted in Nicaragua
This geo hall mirror makes a tasteful hall, living room, or bedroom mirror. The frame is made from a mix of Rosita Walnut, Royal Mahogany and Teak, blended together in a rustic fashion to provide a solid and attractive frame for this large rectangular mirror.
This item ships within the US only. Made to order products are final sale.
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Meet the maker Masaya & Co.
Furniture brand Masaya & Co. embodies end-to-end sustainability in its responsibly harvested wood furniture. Founded initially as a reforestation project in Managua, Nicaragua, Masaya & Co. later grew into a sustainable furniture brand dedicated to timeless design, artisan craftsmanship, and sustainability of our planet’s resources. For every product sold, they plant 100 trees in Nicaragua to help combat deforestation and clear-cutting in the region. To date, Mayasa & Co. has planted more than 1 million trees and currently employs 350 designers, architects, and artisans to bring these heirloom-quality pieces to life.A team of architects, furniture designers and artisan craftspeople handcraft each product. They dry all the hardwood used in their products in on-site solar kilns at their facility in Managua, Nicaragua.
