This collectible Attar perfume bottle exemplifies refined late 19th to early 20th-century Middle Eastern craftsmanship, most likely originating from Persia or India. The slender, elongated body is turned from natural bone, shaped using traditional carving techniques that lend the vessel a sense of lightness and harmonious proportion. The surface is meticulously hand-painted with cool cobalt blue floral and geometric motifs, arranged in delicate bands and ornamental borders across the body and neck. The stopper, also made of bone, retains its creamy natural hue and features a dynamic, twisted form, functioning as an applicator. The finish is smooth with a subtle satin sheen, and the painted decoration remains vivid and crisp. The join between the stopper and the bottle is seamless, with no visible fittings or additional materials. The bottle measures 10.5 cm in height and 2.4 cm in width. It is preserved in very good collector's condition – without cracks, losses, or discoloration, and the painted decoration is undiminished.This bottle resonates with the spirit of an era when fragrance and artistry intertwined in everyday ritual. The bone, smoothly polished and cool to the touch, tells the story of Persian and Indian workshops where turners and miniaturists labored under magnifying glass to reveal beauty in simple materials. The blue ornamentation shimmers as an echo of
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Height10.5 cm
Length2.4 cm
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Length2.4 cm
Height10.5 cm
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