Daricha mirror in turquoise wood
The name Daricha derives from the Persian and Urdu word for a small window or opening, often an arched one, designed to let in light and a glimpse of the outside world. It felt rather fitting for a mirror with this window-like silhouette. After all, mirrors are a sort of window of their own, opening up a space, catching the light, and giving the room a whole new perspective.
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Daricha mirror in turquoise wood
The name Daricha derives from the Persian and Urdu word for a small window or opening, often an arched one, designed to let in light and a glimpse of the outside world. It felt rather fitting for a mirror with this window-like silhouette. After all, mirrors are a sort of window of their own, opening up a space, catching the light, and giving the room a whole new perspective.
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The name Daricha derives from the Persian and Urdu word for a small window or opening, often an arched one, designed to let in light and a glimpse of the outside world. It felt rather fitting for a mirror with this window-like silhouette. After all, mirrors are a sort of window of their own, opening up a space, catching the light, and giving the room a whole new perspective.
