Photo Frame 10x15cm Mango Wood Mandala White
A square frame in mango wood, finished in white and carved with a mandala pattern around the mount. Holds a 10×15 cm photograph behind glass, with a stand at the back for table display. Made in India, 20×20 cm outer dimension, 2 cm deep.
Photo Frame 10x15cm Mango Wood Mandala White is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A square frame in mango wood, finished in white and carved with a mandala pattern around the mount. Holds a 10×15 cm photograph behind glass, with a stand at the back for table display. Made in India, 20×20 cm outer dimension, 2 cm deep.
Photo Frame 10x15cm Mango Wood Mandala White is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Customer reviews
8 reviews of this piece
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★★★★★ V.B.One Frame Missing Hanging Hardware
Overall the frames look good. One frame is missing the wall-mounting fitting on the back. The other two have metal hanging attachments that allow the frame to be hung both horizontally and vertically. Quality control could be improved, as this appears to be a manufacturing or assembly oversight.
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★★★★★ M.S.Fragile
They're ok but very fragile.
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★★★★★ M.Good price
Perfect for Diamond Art photos.
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★★★★★ P.L.Great price
Ideal item, exactly what I wanted, and at a fair price.
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★★★★★ A.Poor quality
Nasty and cheap.
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★★★★★ L.Good value frames
Simple but effective frames. Good quality. Easy to use and set up. Nice to have the choice with or without interior border. Good value.
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★★★★★ C.A.Nice frame
A great purchase.
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★★★★★ B.Perfect Frames
Perfect frame, looks great and is solidly made. Might get more for the living room. Can hang them or use the easel part to have them on a shelf.
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About this product
Material and finish
Mango wood comes from orchard trees past their fruiting years: close-grained, warm-toned, and easy to carve. Here it has been painted white and worked with a repeating mandala motif that frames the opening. The surface is smooth, the pattern shallow-carved, and the grain still visible beneath the paint where the hand has pressed lighter.
The mandala
A mandala is a geometric form used across Hindu and Buddhist practice (circles within squares, petals radiating from a centre) representing wholeness, balance, and the ordering of experience into pattern. On this frame the mandala encircles the photograph, drawing the eye inward and holding the image as a point of focus. It has been used in ritual diagrams, temple floors, and domestic objects for more than two thousand years.
Material
Mango Wood
Colour
White

