17th Century Mongolian Quiver (Güshi Khan Period Replica)

This quiver is a faithful reproduction of a 17th-century Mongolian horse archer’s quiver, widely used across the Mongolian and Tibetan regions during the era of Güshi Khan.

Crafted based on archaeological artifacts and historical references, the quiver has been reproduced at a true 1:1 scale. With the exception of the decorative pattern design, all dimensions and structural details closely follow the original excavated examples.

Features

* Handcrafted from premium 3.5 mm full-grain cowhide leather
* Reinforced with a durable Bakelite frame
* Fitted with traditional white-copper ornaments inspired by Mongolian craftsmanship
* Decorated with finely carved Mongolian motifs
* Historically accurate dimensions based on excavated cultural relics
* Completely hand-stitched using traditional techniques

Production Time
Each quiver is individually handmade to order. Production time is approximately 15 days.

A functional piece of traditional archery equipment and a remarkable collectible for enthusiasts of Mongolian history, horseback archery, and historical craftsmanship.