Tibetan/Mongolian flint with tinder pouch – Brass Antelope Motifs – Tibet – 13 cm / 140 g Offered here is an authentic and highly decorative traditional Tibetan/Mongolian flint worn on a belt originating from Tibet/Mongolia The pouch is made from aged, thick leather and reinforced with metal fittings. The front features a striking brass plate decorated with two stylised antelope / goat figures, executed in a minimalistic tribal design typical for Tibetan/Mongolian craftsmanship. A strong metal suspension ring at the top indicates it was originally worn on a belt or strap. This piece is not only a collectible ethnographic object, but also an impressive display item. Sold including the display stand (as shown in the photos). Dimensions & Weight Width: approx. 13 cm Weight: approx. 140 g Material Leather Brass (decorative front plate) Metal fittings (iron/steel) Origin Tibet/Mongolia steppe region Estimated period Early to mid 20th century (approx. 1900–1950) Condition Good vintage condition with visible age-related wear and patina. The leather shows natural aging, surface wear and small traces of use, consistent with its age and original purpose. The metal parts show a beautiful aged patina. No major damage observed.