Flint pouch
| Accession Nr.: | 99.17.1 |
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| Type: | object for daily use; metalwork; costumes; accessory |
| Date of production: |
20th century
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| Place of production: |
The flint pouch (halha: xet) is usually hung on the belt of Mongolian men next to the knife and chopsticks. The leather bag, framed with silver plate, is hinged to the top of the hanger, to which two copper plates (flower and endless knot patterns) and a thick leather ribbon hanger are attached.