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The traditional brass stirrups used for horse riding. They are curved metal frames where a rider places their feet while mounted on a horse. These stirrups appear to be antique, likely made of solid brass or bronze, and were commonly used in India. The flat base supports the rider’s foot, while the top loop or knob is where the leather strap (stirrup leather) would attach to the saddle. Such stirrups were often part of royal, military, or ceremonial horse equipment and are now usually displayed in museums or heritage collections.
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