Three belts, Tibet, 19th - 20th century - One consists of five silver-plated openwork metal plates decorated with scrolls and Buddhist emblems. The plates are sewn on a red textile, a turquoise stone alternates with each plate. Two worked rings are attached to the belt on which a knife and a lighter are hung. - One in leather adorned with two copper plates with a silver metal frame on which are set fourteen coral cabochons. - One in leather decorated with five iron plates partially gilded and openwork with interlacing decoration. A ring is fixed on two of the plates. Total length : from 107 to 136 cm