kaelakott
Kaelakott is a term of Estonian origin that translates to "neck bag" or "pouch." Historically, it referred to a small bag worn around the neck, typically for carrying personal items. These items could include coins, small tools, or other necessities. The design and materials of kaelakott varied depending on the region, social status, and time period. They were often made from leather, cloth, or animal hide and could be decorated with embroidery, beads, or metalwork.
In modern usage, kaelakott can still refer to a literal neck pouch, similar to a lanyard wallet