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Baskur .

Baskur is an interior element of the yurt, a decorative band tied at the junction of the uyk (roof pole)

Terme Baskur.

Used for decorating the yurt. Crocheted from multicolored threads and sheep wool yarn. In the central part, instead of the

Baskur.

Used for decorating the yurt. Woven from yellow thread, adorned with green thread ornamentation, and bordered with white thread along

Baskur.

Used for decorating yurts. Woven from green thread, decorated with a red thread ornament, and edged with yellow thread. The

Baskur.

Used for decorating yurts. Woven from yellow thread, decorated with a green thread ornament, and edged with white thread. The

Baskur.

Used to decorate the interior of a yurt. The item is woven from yellowish and green threads with an ornamental

Zhelbau.

Used for decorating a yurt. The item is made from interwoven green and yellow threads. The ends are tightly wrapped

Baskur.

A wide band wrapped around the joint of the uyk (upper crossbar) and kerege (frame) of the yurt to prevent

Fur coat.

Men’s winter outerwear made from black sheepskin, dyed brown on the outer side. It features a fold-down collar made from

Alasha.

The item is made from threads of pure sheep wool, processed by hand. The yarns used for weaving the alasha

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