An antique Indian bronze Kajrauta or Kajal Kohl holder featuring a traditional and culturally significant item in Indian heritage. Kajal or Kohl, a dark pigment traditionally used as eyeliner, has been a part of beauty practices in South Asia for centuries. The holder for Kajal, often crafted intricately, is both functional and decorative. An antique Indian round bronze chiseled box is another ornamental piece or container associated with traditional Indian use, possibly used for storing cosmetics, valuables, or even spices. Chiseled boxes were commonly crafted with detailed designs, reflecting the artisanal skills of the time. Circa the mid late 19th century. Antique Indian Boxes And Holders For Collectors.