Embroidery

Decorating fabric with thread patterns

Door

The coat is designed for women. It is made from green velvet fabric. The inner edge is in black color.

Cover for bed linens. Made of wool in black, red, white, orange, and green colors. It features a Kazakh ornament

Ethnographic item for storing tools required for sewing and needlework. The item is oval in shape. The main body of

The dress is made of brown fabric. The shoulders and sleeves are trimmed with yellow shiny fabric. A ribbon made

Stage costume of M. Tolebaev. White, made of cotton fabric, sleeveless. An artifact reflecting stage culture and the personal style

This grey long-sleeved overcoat was part of Mukan Tulebayev’s everyday wardrobe, used during colder seasons. Tailored in a classic mid-20th-century

This tailcoat was worn by Mukan Tulebayev in 1942 during his work as conductor of the Kurmangazy Kazakh Folk Instruments

These trousers belonged to Mukan Tulebayev and were worn in 1942 during his tenure as conductor of the Kurmangazy Kazakh

This white, long-sleeved shirt belonged to composer Mukan Tulebayev and was worn by him during the premiere performance of his

This taqiya (traditional skullcap) belonged to Tölebay Üysinbayuly, the father of prominent Kazakh composer Mukan Tulebayev. The taqiya is an