✨ Vintage Bedouin “Silverish” Twin KOHL POT with with Applicator Eyeliner/Pins For Sale

The metal container appears to be an antique, ornate metal cosmetic container—likely a traditional dual-chamber kohl flask or eyeliner pot (also known as a makhala or surmadani), common to North African, Middle Eastern, or Bedouin/tribal traditions.

Traditional kohl boxes with twin, pin-like metal applicators are highly classic and beautiful designs. Having two applicators usually means the box has two separate chambers inside. This allowed the owner to hold two different types of kohl (such as a black powder for daily cosmetic use and a white/grey cooling medicinal powder for eye health).

A squarish shape with rounded or circular geometric designs strongly points to an authentic Bedouin kohl box from the Arabian Peninsula or North Africa (most notably from Oman, Yemen, or Saudi Arabia).In Bedouin metalwork, square and rectangular silhouettes featuring concentric circles, rosettes, or stamped disk patterns are highly traditional. These designs carried deep symbolic meaning, often representing protection, the eye itself, or celestial symbols like the sun and moon.

No history on this specific kohl pot is known- Please read/research and view photos. This is highly unique as it has 2 pins with chains and corresponding chambers. It is NOT sterling, but, a magnet does not attract to the metal.