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EGYPT: COSMETIC POTS. Ancient Egyptian pots for eye makeup. Left: in the shape of a pillar, with the stick for applying the makeup. Center: in the shape of a monkey. Right: for holding four different kinds of makeup. Line engraving, c1894

EGYPT: COSMETIC POTS. Ancient Egyptian pots for eye makeup. Left: in the shape of a pillar, with the stick for applying the makeup. Center: in the shape of a monkey. Right: for holding four different kinds of makeup. Line engraving, c1894


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EGYPT: COSMETIC POTS. Ancient Egyptian pots for eye makeup. Left: in the shape of a pillar, with the stick for applying the makeup. Center: in the shape of a monkey. Right: for holding four different kinds of makeup. Line engraving, c1894

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Egypt Egyptian Holder Monkey North African Pillar Cosmetic Kohl


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This print showcases a collection of ancient Egyptian cosmetic pots, providing us with a glimpse into the beauty rituals of this remarkable civilization. The leftmost pot, shaped like a pillar, is accompanied by a stick used for applying eye makeup. Its elegant design reflects the Egyptians' meticulous attention to detail. In the center, we find an intriguing pot in the shape of a monkey. This whimsical choice reveals their fondness for incorporating animals into their art and daily life. Perhaps this particular pot held special significance or was reserved for ceremonial purposes. On the right side, we encounter a unique holder capable of accommodating four different types of makeup. This versatile container demonstrates their desire for practicality while maintaining aesthetic appeal. Dating back to approximately 1894, these line engravings provide invaluable insights into ancient Egyptian culture and craftsmanship. From kohl to other eye-enhancing cosmetics, these pots were essential tools in creating mesmerizing looks that have stood the test of time. The Granger Collection has preserved this extraordinary snapshot from history within its Carousel Collection. As we admire these artifacts today, let us appreciate not only their artistic value but also recognize how they symbolize Egypt's rich heritage and enduring fascination with beauty rituals throughout centuries past.

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