Killa oval shaped mirror by Pauline Deltour Materials: galvanized and powder-coated tubular steel frame. Fibers from Iraca palm leaves fiber. Technique: hand-woven with natural fibers in Colombia. Natural dyed. Dimensions: W 46.6 x H 53.3 cm Available in colors: pink/ dark red, natural, black, terracotta, and olive. Also available in different sizes and shapes. The Killa Wall Mirror Oval has been designed by Pauline Deltour after she studied the weaving techniques in local Colombian when she visited the country. The mirror with its curved, basket-like frame, hand-woven with fibers of the Iraca palm, makes a striking accent piece on any wall in the house. The mirror is made in the Departamento Nariño in southwest Colombia, where working with the natural material Iraca has a long tradition. The preparation of the material takes six days and the weaving of the decorative frame additional six days. Historically, the artesanos weave hats, bags, purses, ornaments, and individual one-of-a-kind pieces with the fibers of the palm. The material holds its shape and is very durable. The fibers are dyed using natural methods with seeds, leaves, nuts, and roots, and some mineral materials are also used to create different color sections. After the dyeing process, the fibers are drained and need to be left to dry for several days. Only then can the artesanos process the material. with the help of tweezers, needles, and tongs, they weave the frame by hand, using different types of stitching.