


Mukhendu 5x7 Picture Frame - Carved Bone, Brass Accent
Mukhendu Bone & Brass Picture Frame | 5" x 7"
Showcase your favorite memories with the timeless beauty of the Mukhendu Bone & Brass Picture Frame. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, this elegant frame blends traditional Indian craftsmanship with modern, minimalist design, featuring ethically sourced bone tile accented by slim brass bars with a warm gold finish.
Part of the Mukhendu Collection, this sophisticated frame draws inspiration from the historic art forms of Old Delhi while offering a clean, contemporary aesthetic that complements coastal, modern, traditional, and eclectic interiors alike. Whether displaying a treasured family photo, wedding portrait, or favorite artwork, it brings warmth, texture, and artisanal character to any space.
Designed for versatility, the frame features both a two-way tabletop easel and a D-ring for wall hanging, making it easy to style on a bookshelf, mantel, console table, desk, or gallery wall. Thoughtfully handcrafted using fair trade, sustainable practices, it's a meaningful piece you'll enjoy for years to come.
Details:
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Handcrafted by artisans
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Part of the Mukhendu Collection
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Holds one 5" x 7" photograph or print
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Ethically sourced inlaid bone tile
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Gold-finish brass accents
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Frame measures approximately 7.5" L x 9.5" W
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Two-way tabletop easel for vertical or horizontal display
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D-ring included for wall hanging
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Easy-access removable back with metal swivel tabs
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Handmade, fair trade, and sustainably crafted
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Makes a beautiful wedding, anniversary, housewarming, or hostess gift
Please note: Because each frame is handcrafted using natural materials, slight variations in color, pattern, and texture are part of its unique character and artisanal charm.
Buy it with
Fire & Ice Earrings
$68.00
Out of stock
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