Fantastic antique Baluch belt from the early 20th century. Its long so it was either a very large man who wore it (possible) or was worn more like a sash. The quality of work and the silver and turquoise end pieces would suggest that it was worn by someone of importance and status, this would have predominantly figured into their wardrobe. The turquoise appears to be from the mines around Meshed, Iran, the embroidery looks like the work from the Baluchistan region of Pakistan (at that time India.)
Very good condition for the age, a few of the mirrors are cracked, the sequins tarnished, some wear to the embroidery and backing cloth, all things to be expected for a piece that was worn and made 80-100 years ago.