Maderas de Oriente face powder by Myrurgia, an archival specimen in New Old Stock (NOS) condition. This vanity item retains its original seal, silk wrapping, and outer protective box, representing an exceptional testimony of mid-20th-century Spanish cosmetics.
Historical Context: Founded in Barcelona in 1916 by Esteve Monegal, Myrurgia established itself as one of the most prestigious perfume and cosmetic houses in the world. The Maderas de Oriente line, originally launched in 1918, is famous for its Orientalist aesthetics and iconic Art Deco graphic design created by the artist Eduard Jener.
Technical Details:
- Period: 1950s
- Technique: Lithographic printing on cardboard
- Shade: No. 260 (Bis) Natural Suave
- Size: Outer box approximately 7.5 x 7.5 x 5 cm (2.9 x 2.9 x 1.9 inches)
- Material: Cardboard, tissue paper, cosmetic powder
- Condition: Pristine (NOS). The product remains sealed and unopened. Includes the original brown cardboard transit box, protective tissue paper, and the circular case with the mosque design.
Appraisal: A highly relevant piece for fashion history collectors, graphic design archives, and vintage cosmetic museums. It retains the characteristic fragrance of the line, based on noble woods and sandalwood.
Important Note: Item intended exclusively for collecting or decoration. Due to its age, cosmetic use is not recommended. As a sealed period hygiene product, exchanges or returns are not accepted.
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