Alasha
Alasha is a household floor covering woven from wool threads dyed in various colors. It belongs to the category of
Carpets, felt, koshma, tekemet and other woven and felted products
Alasha is a household floor covering woven from wool threads dyed in various colors. It belongs to the category of
Tuskiiz – a traditional decorative furnishing intended for decorating the interior wall of a home. The surface of the item
A traditional woven floor covering widely used in Kazakh households. Handwoven from wool threads dyed in various colors. The surface
This carpet belonged to Abilmazhin Tulebayev, the brother of composer Mukan Tulebayev. As a household interior object, it reflects the
Traditional Kazakh floral syrmak (national felt carpet). The syrmak is made from pieces of multicolored felt and decorated with ornamental
Traditional Kazakh ornamental carpet. The carpet is made from pieces of multicolored felt. Its main colors are orange, gray, and
A handwoven carpet created by artisans of Southern Kazakhstan in the mid-20th century is executed in a traditional national style,
Alasha (floor carpet). Consists of 11 stitched multi-coloured woven stripes from twisted woolen threads. Composition of ornament made in reblade
Alasha (floor carpet). Consists of 9 stitched woven stripes from twisted woolen threads. The composition of ornament made in reblade
Alasha (floor carpet). Consists of 6 stitched multi-coloured woven stripes from twisted woolen threads. Composition of ornament made in reblade