Frequently asked questions
What makes Chithira Maadam mirrors unique?
Our mirrors feature teakwood and heritage wood frames inspired by Chettinad and traditional South Indian architecture. Each frame is shaped using CNC precision and finished by our skilled artisans, who bring intricate patterns to life - from peacocks and lotuses to geometric lattices. Unlike mass-produced mirrors, this combination of modern woodworking technology and handcrafted detailing ensures both consistency in quality and richness in character. The result is a mirror that is not just functional, but a statement piece of wall art rooted in South Indian craft tradition.
What sizes of mirrors are available?
We offer mirrors in various sizes - from compact decorative mirrors to large wall mirrors. Custom sizes and frame designs are also available. Contact us with your wall dimensions and preferred motifs.
Where can I use a traditional wooden framed mirror?
Living room - as a centrepiece wall feature
Bedroom - as a full-length or dresser mirror
Pooja room - as a devotional decorative element
Hallway or entrance - to create depth and heritage charm
Hotels and resorts - as part of a traditional South Indian interior theme
Are the mirrors suitable as gifts?
Yes! Chithira Maadam's antique-style wooden mirrors make exceptional wedding gifts, housewarming presents, and anniversary gifts. They are available as part of our Wedding Gift collection and can be custom-engraved on request.
Do you offer customization for mirror frames?
Yes. We can carve custom motifs - including names, religious symbols, or architectural patterns - on the frame. Share your requirements with us via email for a customization quote.
How do I clean the wooden frame of the mirror?
Wipe the frame with a dry cloth to remove dust
Use a mild wood polish occasionally to restore shine
Clean the mirror glass with a standard glass cleaner - avoid letting liquid touch the wooden frame
Do not expose to moisture or humid environments for extended periods
