Enchanted Avian Mirrored Platter

Elevate your entertaining and interior styling with this exquisite nature-inspired rectangular platter. Masterfully crafted, the frame features an intricate, textured design that perfectly mimics rustic, intertwined branches and twigs. Resting elegantly at the corner is a beautifully sculpted songbird, peacefully perched among a detailed cluster of blossoms, leaves, and delicate berries.

The interior of the platter features a highly reflective mirrored base that captures the light, creating a captivating and glamorous display for your finest items. Finished in a sophisticated antiqued silver tone that highlights every organic texture, this piece effortlessly bridges the gap between whimsical charm and high-end luxury. It is the perfect statement piece for serving delicate hors d'oeuvres, organizing crystal perfume bottles on a vanity, or acting as a luminous coffee table centerpiece.

Key Design Details:


Organic Elegance: The sturdy rectangular frame is beautifully cast to resemble natural, interwoven woodland branches.

Artisan Detailing: Crowned with a three-dimensional avian sculpture nestled in a bed of floral blooms and foliage.

Luminous Display: A pristine mirrored surface serves as the tray's base, reflecting light and adding an opulent depth to your displays.

Antiqued Silver Finish: The rich silver-tone patina perfectly deepens the contrast of the intricate bark, leaf, and feather textures.


Care Instructions:

To maintain the exquisite finish and pristine mirrored surface, wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid the use of abrasive materials, excessive moisture, and harsh chemical cleaners to preserve the integrity of the silver tone.

Luxaura Atelier works with artisan foundries that still cast, hammer and hand finish every home decor product we sell. Nothing is machine stamped or sprayed. We source genuine brass, wood and stone, so every piece is built to last.

Enjoy complimentary delivery on all orders over A$150, anywhere in Australia. Pieces ship from our warehouse in Smithfield NSW.