This is a rare and unique metal mirror made in the Grama Panchayaths of Aranmula and Mallappuzhasseri in the Pathanamthitta district of Kerala. It reflects a rich cultural and mythological heritage and is known for its distortion-free clarity and exceptional craftsmanship. The intricate process of making the mirror is a closely guarded secret, adding to its global recognition and value.

  • It is produced in a secret process that takes almost six months.
  • The composition of the alloy and a secret herbal ingredient ensure a distortion-free, clear image.
  • Made using techniques similar to the ancient methods of molding ‘vigrahas’ (idols).
  • Known for their shiny and polished surface, set in decorative brass frames with lacquer and wax.
  • Exhibited in museums around the world and considered one of the most valuable curiosities.
  • Registered as a Geographical Indication under Class 20.