A Chinese Leather Flask Lamp
This large, shallow flask is made from leather and was carried on one's back or strapped to a saddle with ropes fitted through it's embedded rings. The flask was sourced in Inner Mongolia and once likely held water, yak milk or even wine. It has a rich and beautiful patina, the leather stiffened fro
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"This large, shallow flask is made from leather and was carried on one's back or strapped to a saddle with ropes fitted through it's embedded rings. The flask was sourced in Inner Mongolia and once likely held water, yak milk or even wine. It has a rich and beautiful patina, the leather stiffened fro"
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