Kimeshek

Description

A traditional Kazakh headdress for married women.
It is made of white fabric and has an elongated shape that completely covers the head, neck, chest, and shoulders.
The upper part fits tightly around the head, transitioning into a wide fabric that extends downwards.
The edge of the front cutout is decorated with an ornament embroidered with black and scarlet threads. The patterns extend along the entire cutout and form a decorative frame.
The önir böligi (front part) is solid-colored, with a focus on bright embroidery along the edge.
The embroidery combines geometric motifs and floral elements, giving the garment an elegant and expressive character.
This kimeşek can be considered a relatively simple yet elegant option that could be used both in everyday life and on special occasions.
The decoration is centered on the edge of the front cut.
The basis is zhōlāq ōrneķ (longitudinal strip), which goes along the entire length of the cut and makes it in the form of a frame.
The ornament of kimeshek is made of black and red thread. The basis is a geometric pattern of a diamond-shaped or z