Geometric shape mirror – 10 MM For Lippan & Embroidery Art

Description

Looking for a premium embellishment for your craft projects? Our 10mm Geometric shape mirror are the perfect choice for enhancing your Lippan art, embroidery work, textile design, and home décor DIYs. These tiny, reflective mirrors are essential elements in traditional Indian crafts, especially popular in Gujarat’s Lippan Kaam (mud mirror art) and mirror work embroidery.

The compact 10mm size allows for precise placement and intricate patterns. With a consistent Geometric shape and flat backing, these mirrors are easy to glue onto surfaces like MDF, fabric, canvas, clay, or even walls. Their shiny surface adds a touch of luxury and sparkle to any creation—making them a favorite among artists, artisans, and hobbyists.

These mirrors are commonly used in:

1.Lippan Kaam (Mud Mirror Art)

These tiny Geometric mirrors are a staple in traditional Gujarati Lippan art. Artists embed them into wet clay or white cement on walls to create eye-catching reflective murals that shimmer in the light. Perfect for home décor, cafes, and heritage-style interiors.

2. Embroidery and Textile Decoration

Designers sew these mirrors onto traditional Indian garments like lehengas, Kurtis, dupattas, or sarees for a stunning sparkle effect. The 10mm size adds a subtle but elegant shimmer, especially during dance performances or weddings.

3. DIY Craft Projects

Crafters love using these small mirrors for:

• Mandala and mixed-media artwork
• Photo frame decoration
• Resin tray & coaster design
• Scrapbooking and card making

5. Festive Home Décor

Add them to Rangoli designs, Diwali torans, and wedding décor items to create that extra sparkle during celebrations.

6. Fashion Accessories

Mirror work is also popular in clutch bags, juttis, and hair accessories—the small size makes them ideal for delicate placements.

Available in various shapes 10mm Geometric shape Mirror (hexagon, square, round, drop), sizes, and packs—these are the must-haves for every crafter aiming to bring traditional Indian mirror art to life.