Saddle Bag

Item number 1223/12 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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A brown skin bag, possibly made of leather, with a square shape and an overlapping flap witha a skin handle stitched on at both sides, one of which has a metal buckle. The front design consists of a curved diagonal spiral design at each bottom corner and a circle with a geometric design at the centre. The overlapping flap has eight metal holes made along the rim with a spiral design at the centre. Underneath the overlapping flap, there are seven loops made out of skin. The back has four sets of several holes.