Sculptural hammered copper mirror attributed to Angelo Bragalini

A rare, brutalist hammered copper mirror attributed to Italian designer Angelo Bragalini, made in the 1950s–60s. Featuring a hand-hammered and engraved copper frame, organic design, and sculptural craftsmanship, this piece exemplifies mid-century Italian artistry and brutalist aesthetics. The hand-hammered copper radiates warmth and character, while the sculptural frame transforms a wall into a focal point. Its brutalist roots give it a timeless presence that works in both minimalist and eclectic spaces. Each mirror attributed to Bragalini is considered rare and collectible, reflecting the Italian post-war design era's passion for materials and craftsmanship. The handcrafted nature ensures no two pieces are exactly alike, making this a truly unique addition to any interior.