The lauan wood frame has mellowed over time to a subdued color.

The wood grain, deepened by the passage of many years, is not overly assertive, and blends naturally into various spaces, whether Japanese or Western.

The corners of the top of the frame are not at right angles like typical picture frames, but are finished with gentle curves.

Although a subtle difference, this rounded design gives the overall impression a somewhat softer feel.

Beaded trim runs along the inside of the frame.

Due to its delicate nature, this type of decoration is often lost, but this piece remains in good condition, including all four corners.

The mirror surface is original.

Having aged over many years, it shows minor scratches, dullness, and dirt, but as you can see, the reflection is clear, and it is in a perfectly usable condition as a mirror.