Casting

Pouring molten material into mold

Copper Kumgan (Water Ewer)

Used by the family of Mukan Tolebayev. The kumgan is a traditional copper vessel used for pouring water over hands.

The bracelet has a semicircular shape, with its ends not connected to each other. The front part is widened and

The akinak is a short sword with a straight, double-edged blade that tapers to a pointed tip. The blade is

Stirrups – a part of horse equipment. Eastern Kazakhstan.

Semirechye. Dating: late 19th century Material: metal, leather Technique: casting, forging, silver engraving.

A ring made of gold.

Southern Kazakhstan. Dating: 20th century Material: metal, leather Technique: casting, forging, embossing, silver engraving.

Sculpture. S. Smagulov. “Sary-Arka”. 2013. A sculpture of a seated young akyn in full height, with a dombyra and a

Belt ferrule (fragment) with figurines of argali. 8th -7th cc. B.C. Gold. Casting, soldering, graining, incrustation. Sizes: length – 6,4