A traditional wooden powder flask used for carrying and dispensing gunpowder when loading muzzle-loading firearms. The flask has a carved wooden body decorated with geometric bone inlay motifs and stylized Arabic calligraphic elements, reflecting traditional craftsmanship from Anatolia and the Middle East. A cord and stopper are still present. Such flasks were commonly used by hunters and soldiers during the 19th century. The surface shows natural patina and wear consistent with age and use. Specifications • Period: 19th century (approx.) • Origin: Anatolia / Middle East • Material: Wood with bone inlay • Length: 20 cm • Width: 8 cm • Weight: 200 g • Condition: Good condition with age-related wear A collectible ethnographic firearm accessory from traditional craftsmanship.