This metal cultural and creative handheld mirror is made of zinc alloy. The mirror body measures 160 mm, and the handle and frame form a single, handheld unit. The metal surface is electroplated to produce a uniform metallic luster. The back combines openwork and baked-enamel techniques, with color blocks filled into the openwork patterns to make the design’s layers and colors more distinct. Openwork sections along the frame’s edges retain the metal lines, which complement the baked-enamel areas. The electroplated layer covers the zinc alloy base, while the baked enamel colors are applied in sections according to the pattern, allowing the metallic base color to coexist with the colored fill. As a cultural and creative mirror, its craftsmanship centers on the decorative design on the back, where shape and pattern together define the product’s appearance.
When customizing a hand mirror, options can be tailored around the mirror’s dimensions, openwork patterns, and paint color schemes. This product features a 160 mm mirror body made of zinc alloy, combining electroplating, openwork, and paint—three distinct processes—into a single hand mirror. The customization hinges on precise alignment of the cutouts with the color fills and on a seamless transition between the electroplated base and the painted zones. This mirror shows how a zinc alloy body looks after undergoing these decorative processes. As a source factory specializing in custom-made cultural and creative makeup mirrors, we manage the full production process—electroplating, openwork, and paint finishing—to deliver products that meet the specified materials and processes.
