Veronica de Arriba has designed a pocket mirror that will have you feeling like a work of art. The backside of the compact mirror has an image of a women who is turned around; the face of the woman turned around is meant to be the face of whoever is looking in the mirror.
What I find most interesting about the pocket mirror by Veronica de Arriba is that it treats an everyday object like a canvas for the display of art; the mirror introduces some excitement into a banal object like a pocket mirror.
If you are interested in acquiring your very own pocket mirror by Veronica de Arriba, you can do so on her Etsy page for a mere $7. Act quick -- there's only one available.
What's Driving This Trend
- Art-infused Accessories
- Incorporating art into everyday accessories can offer a unique and exciting take on commonplace objects.
- Personalized Reflections
- Creating products that allow individuals to see a reflection of themselves in a personalized way can enhance their experience and connection with the product.
- Affordable Artistry
- Offering affordable pieces of art in unconventional forms can create a new market for those seeking unique and budget-friendly art.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Accessories
- Integrating art into accessories can create a new niche market for fashion and accessory designers looking to stand out in a crowded industry.
- Consumer Goods
- Personalized reflection products can have applications in the beauty industry and beyond for companies looking to add a unique and memorable touch to their products.
- Art and Crafts
- Affordable and artistic objects like pocket mirrors can offer a new outlet for independent artists to showcase their work and create a new revenue stream.
