Empty glass attar bottles — set of 12

Twelve screw-cap glass bottles, sold empty, in a single colour: faceted or octagonal bodies, tinted or metallised glass, gilt decoration, about 6 to 12 ml. They hold the machta's perfume station — lined up on the siniya, then handed to the women at the end of the tasdira with the musk and the orange-blossom water, instead of the sugared almonds or alongside them. They are sold empty because the house fills them with its own attar, and because twelve identical bottles read on a tray in a way twelve mismatched ones do not. This is not a m'rach: the m'rach is the long-necked sprinkler the guests are sprinkled from; these are handed out one by one.