Five leather pouches and a lighter, Tibet, 19th - 20th century- Leather pouch decorated on the front with chased brass elements representing two mythical animals around a glass half-sphere imitating turquoise and the eight Buddhist treasures. Clasp button in glass imitating coral. Brass grip in the shape of two fishes and rings on the sides with leather strap. - Lighter called chuckmuck or mechag made of an iron blade in its leather frame. It is decorated on the face with silver and brass plates embossed and chased with scrolls and flowers around a turquoise stone. Chased metal grip with ring and leather strap to attach to the belt. - Small leather pouch with an iron lighter blade and its stone. - Small leather pouch containing a cylindrical iron seal in the form of an offering stand. - Small leather pouch decorated on the face with silver and brass elements chased and embossed with animals: tiger, Buddhist lion, phoenix and goose, and foliage. All around a chased silver disc with a radial decoration in the center of which is fixed a stone that has disappeared. The back is decorated with small brass and silver plates embossed and chased with flowers. Chased metal grip and ring to hang on the belt. From 6 cm to 24 cm