Pusar Rattan Mirror is a distinctive piece of Indonesian craftsmanship, combining the natural beauty of rattan with the delicate geometry of traditional weaving. Hundreds of slender rattan strands radiate outward from the circular mirror, creating an expansive openwork frame reminiscent of a sunburst. Despite its generous size, the airy construction gives the piece an exceptionally light appearance.
What makes Pusar particularly special is the way the material is handled. Fine rattan strands are arranged radially and connected by several concentric rows of weaving. A closer look reveals small bindings and intersections that hold the structure together while becoming part of its visual pattern. The craftsmanship lies in the careful placement of each element and the ability to preserve the natural delicacy of rattan.
The warm honey-sand tone highlights the organic character of the material. Because the frame remains open between the slender strands, the colour of the wall is visible through the weaving. Against a light background, Pusar appears soft and almost weightless, while a darker wall brings out the graphic quality of its circular silhouette.
From an interior design perspective, Pusar works beautifully as a focal point above a console table, sideboard or in an entrance hall. Its round shape softens the straight lines of furniture, while the openwork frame adds texture without making the wall feel visually crowded. It is equally suited to a bedroom, living room or relaxed lounge area.
Pusar complements boho, japandi, organic modern and contemporary interiors with subtle ethnic influences. It pairs naturally with wood, linen, ceramics, natural stone and textured plaster. The traditional weaving technique feels remarkably contemporary, making the mirror suitable even for restrained minimalist spaces.
Pusar is made in Indonesia from natural rattan. Subtle variations in the colour and texture of the strands reflect the organic qualities of the material and give each piece its individual character.
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