Horiuchi Mirror Maki-e Compact Make-up Beauty Mirror Traditional Design Japan

Maki-e Mirror is a mirror decorated with “Maki-e”, a traditional Japanese craft.

Maki-e is a typical lacquerware technique developed in Japan and has been practiced for about 1,200 years.

A thin brush is used to paint a picture on the surface of a vessel with lacquer, and while the lacquer is still hardening, gold powder is sprinkled on top to create a pattern. The word ""maki-e"" means to make a picture by sprinkling.

This compact mirror is a set of an equal magnification mirror and a 3x magnifying mirror with maki-e patterns. The 3x magnifying mirror is a model with a curvature of 600r, provides a large view of details and is ideal for caring for your skin, such as keratin plugs, blemishes, and wrinkles. This product is a fusion of traditional Japanese craft and makeup mirror.

There are 4 types.

＜Namiurafuji＞

This is one of the world-famous ukiyoe masterpieces by Katsushika Hokusai, "Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji".

＜Red Fuji＞

This is one of the world-famous ukiyoe masterpieces by Katsushika Hokusai, "Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji".

＜Fuji and Cherry Blossom＞

Fuji is covered with snow, but at its foot the mountain cherry trees are in full bloom.
This work depicts the transition and beauty of nature.

＜Maiko＞

Maiko originated in the Edo period as women who served tea in the teahouses around Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto.
This work depicts traditional Japanese performing arts.

The HORIUCHI MIRROR is a mirror patented in Japan that reflects the true image of the skin by combining highly transparent glass, which removes more of the iron that causes dullness, and reflective metal, which has high color reproducibility.

This mirror is popular among professionals in the beauty industry, as it clearly reflects the color of your skin, allowing you to find the right foundation color for you and greatly improving the finish of your makeup.

【Horiuchi Mirror Maki-e Compact Make-up Beauty Mirror specification】

Made in Japan