Reflecting the ceremonial artistry of 19th-century Tibet, this antique equestrian harness fitting is crafted around an X-shaped junction of hand-cut leather straps, accented by six fire-gilded copper panels. Each panel features intricate openwork repoussé scrollwork, floral vines, and protective geometric patterns, while the original iron attachment loops remain intact. At the center, a circular cross-boss medallion displays twin blossoms surrounded by flowing foliage, creating a richly detailed focal point. Bright gilding survives across the raised surfaces, contrasted by deep patina, aged iron rivets, and beautifully softened leather. Professionally floated within an olive-green and gold mat and deep black shadowbox, the fitting becomes a compelling work of Himalayan equestrian craftsmanship and sculptural wall art.