Italian coastal mirror in bamboo and rattan in the style of Vivai del Sud, 1970s.

Spectacular large wall mirror made from curved natural bamboo and handcrafted woven rattan, an iconic piece of tropical Mediterranean style associated with the imagery of the Italian coast in the 1970s and the decorative universe of Vivai del Sud. Its triptych design features a central mirror and two side panels, creating a composition of enveloping arches that brings verticality, brightness, and a sculptural presence without resorting to excess. The structure showcases exquisite craftsmanship: selected canes, traditional joints, and solid, regular rattan panels without breaks, which is very difficult to find in period pieces. The surface retains its original warm honey tone, with a soft patina that attests to its authenticity without affecting stability. The mirrors maintain their shine and depth, free from stains or cloudiness. Bevelled mirrors. Such pieces were highly valued in interior projects on the Riviera, Capri, Ischia, and the Côte d'Azur, where the priority was to integrate nature, light, and Mediterranean sophistication. Today, they are highly sought after on international platforms due to their rarity, sculptural scale, and excellent condition.