Green Brass Surmadani in Mughal Style

In India, kohl, sometimes referred to as surma, is a black powder that is applied to the eyes to brighten them. It is traditionally kept in brass-colored surmedanis with hand-painted Mughal motifs. The surmedani is a type of jewelry that is often made of brass and contains complex engravings and motifs that are frequently based on traditional Indian themes. Two packaged surmas, most likely brand-new surma containers, are included with this particular surmedani. The surma is typically applied to the inner eyelids to produce a striking, black look using a tiny stick or brush. Using surma has a lengthy history across many civilizations. In India and other nations, it is still a widely used cosmetic. It comes in an earthy green color with hand painted design.

• Pack of one piece
• Material: Brass
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