Kise (kiset) is a velvet pouch accessory for small items.
Traditionally, this piece was used to carry tobacco, coins, flintstone, and other small objects.

The embroidery pays homage to Örnek, one of the oldest cultural achievements of the Crimean Tatar people. Each side of the pouch features a different ornamental composition, both based on botanical motifs with symbolic meanings.

The pouch is finished with tassels and a raspberry-colored drawstring, adjustable with a simple knot.
Kiset can be worn crossbody or tied at the waist as a belt.

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