Wide Moroccan Brass Triptych Console Wall Mirror – 80 × 120 cm
Free U.S. Shipping · Ships in 1–3 business days · Estimated delivery 5–10 business days after dispatch · 30-day eligible returns · Applicable taxes, customs duties and import charges included for eligible U.S. orders.
Anchor a wide console arrangement with this handcrafted Moroccan brass triptych wall mirror. The 120 cm open width creates a generous horizontal focal point, while the 80 cm height keeps the proportions broad. Three glass mirror panels are framed in brass, with folding sides and a choice of Gold or Bronze finish.
Size
80 cm H × 120 cm W when open. Width includes the side mirrors.
Approximately 31.5 in H × 47.2 in W when open. Width includes both side panels.
Materials & finish
Brass frame and glass mirror panels. Available in Gold and Bronze finishes. Each piece is handmade, so subtle variations are part of its character.
Made in Morocco
Crafted by Moroccan artisans using traditional metalworking techniques. Custom dimensions and project quantities are available on request.
Shipping
Standard in-stock U.S. orders ship in 1–3 business days, with estimated delivery 5–10 business days after dispatch.
From Our Marrakech Workshop
This piece is handcrafted by NEOMEDINA artisans in Marrakech, Morocco, at our workshop in Souk Assoul No. 19 near the Ben Youssef Mosque. Master artisan Abdelaziz Jlidi works alongside Badr Eddine Jlidi, Hicham Seghrani, Yassine Amlah and Othman Chammali.
For brass-framed mirrors, the brass frame is shaped and finished by hand before mirror assembly and final inspection. Each piece is checked by hand before it leaves the workshop, and subtle variations are part of authentic handmade Moroccan craftsmanship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this piece handmade?
Yes. It is handcrafted and finished by artisans in Marrakech, Morocco.
Who makes it?
The workshop is led by master artisan Abdelaziz Jlidi together with the NEOMEDINA artisan team.
Will every piece look exactly identical?
No. Small variations in the brass frame, polishing and finish are normal in handmade work.