Eyer-Kash
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Eyer-Kash (from eyer, "saddle", and kash, "brow") is the raised front pommel of a traditional Iradi saddle, on which riders hang a whip or a coiled rope. On ceremonial saddles it is inlaid with carved bone or silver leaf.
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