ARANMULA METAL MIRROR Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â The Aranmula metal mirror manufacturing began in the 18 century. It is believed to be started in Parthasarathy temple in Kerala a southern state of India.....
        The Aranmula metal mirror manufacturing began in the 18 century. It is believed to be started in Parthasarathy temple in Kerala a southern state of India. While working on the bronze metal for statues the artisans discovered that one particular copper-bronze alloy possessed great reflective property. Clay is used in making mould for the mirrors. The purified alloy is broken into bits and put into crucible attached to the mould. After eight hours of continuous heating the alloy melts completely. The mould is left for 2 to 3 days undisturbed to cool and then the metal mirror plate is taken and polished manually. In an ordinary mirror there is a silver nitrate coating which reflects an image of the object. When the surface comes into contact with a piece of paper there appears a gap between the object and the image. But in case of Aranmula metal mirror, the object and the image merge.Â
Member Since 6 Years
Nature of Business Retailer
For Buyer 
For Seller 
Help 
Mylapore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 
Send Enquiry