Iron Age Mirror

This Iron Age Mirror is a high-quality reproduction of a historical artefact from the Iron Age (circa 800 BCE - 1 CE). Mirrors from this era were often made from bronze or iron, and they were highly prized items, often used for personal grooming or as part of ceremonial practices.

Key Features:

• Size: Approx. 24cm tall x 17.5cm wide, providing a compact yet practical size for display or use.
• Material: Crafted from iron or bronze, this mirror replicates the materials used by the ancients, with a highly polished reflective surface that provides a clear and usable reflection.
• Authenticity: The design and finish closely follow the patterns of Iron and Bronze Age mirrors found in archaeological sites, with the reflective surface highly polished to recreate the level of craftsmanship that would have been seen in these ancient times.
• Historical Significance: Mirrors during the Iron Age were rare and valuable, often indicating the status of the owner. They were primarily used by the wealthy, often in ceremonial or religious contexts, and are now considered important cultural artefacts.
• Ideal for Collectors and Educators: Perfect for history enthusiasts, educational displays, or anyone with an interest in ancient personal items and the daily life of people in the Iron and Bronze Ages.

This Iron Age Mirror is a remarkable replica that offers a tangible connection to the past, showcasing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of ancient peoples in their quest for personal reflection and adornment.