Beauty Objects That Tell the History of Getting Ready
Kohl Tube and Applicator
A blue faience container, gold mounts and a hematite stick turn a small cosmetic tool into a precious object. The Egyptian tube dates to around 1550–1300 BCE. The applicator also closes the vessel: a compact design solution that keeps its two parts together. This is a historical object, not a recommendation to use its materials today.
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