According to their styles and features, the saddles are classified as Borjigin, Sambuu, Darkhad, Buriad and Dariganga. Saddle making includes the preparation of the saddle, and the silver equipment and accessories that accompany it. A saddle consists of a wooden body, a cushion, baavar (silver decoration), devs (saddle flap), gulum (sweat-flap), tokhom (sweat-cloth), olom (girth), jirem (braided strap), ganzaga (saddle strings), and iron stirrup. Saddle-making is a complex art of craftsmanship of wood, silver, hide and leather which challenge the skill of good artisan.

Traditional saddles are used widely in rural areas, by herders and by race horse trainers. Traditional saddle is also used as part of decoration in modern families, those are inherited or presented as a gift for moving to new place, as a symbol of prosperity and tradition.

by apprenticeship training

Individuals, Private companies