käesilma

Käesilma, also known as "hand mirror" in English, is a small, handheld mirror designed to be held in one hand. It is typically used for personal grooming, such as applying makeup, shaving, or checking one's appearance. Käesilma is commonly used by women and is often a small, decorative item that can be carried in a purse or handbag.

The history of käesilma can be traced back to ancient times, with early examples found in various cultures. In modern times, käesilma has become a popular accessory, often featuring intricate designs, gemstones, or other decorative elements. Some käesilma are made from materials like glass, metal, or plastic, and can be found in a variety of styles and sizes.

The use of käesilma is not limited to personal grooming. It can also be used for practical purposes, such as checking for dirt or debris on clothing, or as a tool for artists or craftspeople. In some cultures, käesilma is also used in spiritual or ritualistic practices.

Despite its practical uses, käesilma is often seen as a symbol of femininity and is often associated with beauty and self-care. It is a common gift for women on special occasions, such as birthdays or holidays. In recent years, käesilma has also gained popularity as a fashion accessory, with many designers creating unique and stylish versions of the classic hand mirror.