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Digitalized nomadic Central Asian pattern. Download includes SVG・EPS・PNG・DXF・PDF formats in a zipped folder. (PNG 300 DPI) You can find more patterns and motifs here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ZhylkyWay Original Image Size: 713 x 713 pixels ---------------------------------------- This is a DIGITAL item for INSTANT DOWNLOAD. There will be no physical item shipped to your house. Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are FINAL. >>>HOW TO RECEIVE YOUR FILES<<< After payment is confirmed, download the files by going to "Your Account" > "Purchases" scroll down and look for your purchase and download from the blue button (Files ready to download). These Files will also be sent to your email. Please, make sure you have a data extraction software (WinZip and WinRAR are recommended). Learn how to download a Digital Item here: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 ---------------------------------------- >>>TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE<<< PERSONAL USE: This item can be used for unlimited personal use [not for sale]. Personal use is defined as making something for yourself or making something for a friend as a gift. COMMERCIAL USE: This item can be used for small commercial use (less than 100 products). For over 100 products, please purchase an extended license (To find the "License" option, simply type "License" into the search bar of the shop) PRINT ON DEMAND sites: This item cannot be used unless you have purchased an extended license for print on demand (To find the "License" option, simply type "License" into the search bar of the shop) This item MAY NOT BE → used to create a design resource (digital clipart, papers, vectors, etc.) → used in commercial publications (e.g., books, journals, etc.) without extended licensing → redistributed, claimed as your own works, or given away free of charge Our shop retains the license for digital design resources. All designs have been created by our staff based on historical original materials. Please contact for further information.
The most perfect fall layer, our Suzani Jackets add a stunning pop of color and unique style to any look. Each jacket is one of a kind, hand embroidered with motifs like leaves and vines, fruits and florals. What is a suzani? A suzani is a large, hand-embroidered textile panel; the word comes from the Persian word suz
An introduction to and photographic journey through Tajikistan, via our favourite photos from this diverse and unique Central Asian country.
Felts are among the first woolen structures made by mankind. Some of the earliest we know date from the 5th century B.C. and were found under ground in the frozen kurgans of Siberia. The complex zoomorphic motifs which decorate them have remained untouched until the present.
Tent band, Iran Very wide tent bands hold the outer coverings a yurt in place. Narrower ones may perform the same function and may be used internally, partly as decoration and to hang things from. They’re often associated with the wooden frame tents or yurts of central Asian, Turcoman nomadic tradition. Other bands are used to anchor loads to camels and horses. Size: 315 x 7 cm
Kazakh dombra. Large The length is 99 cm, 39 inches. Material: Tien Shan fir, walnut exclusive dombra, 100% handmade, orchestral sound. Dombra is an ancient musical instrument, a folk instrument of Kazakhs and some Turkic peoples of Central Asia. The Saka nomadic tribes used two-stringed musical instruments that are similar to the Kazakh dombra, more than 2,000 years ago. Our Dombra are made according to the ancient traditions of the Kazakh craft. Each dombra is a unique masterpiece made according to old traditions and culture of central Asian nomads. Each dombra has its unique print, which has its own sacral meaning. Each part is made exclusively by hand, without using machinery production and tools. Production process of one dombra can go from two weeks to six months. Basically dombra is made from coniferous trees - pine and larch. The front part of the dombra, is made from Tien-Shan spruce, this is the most acoustic material in Central Asia. Basically, 95% of the musical data and the quality of the instrument depend on this part of the instrument. Our dombras are made of dry, noble wood that grows on the territory of Kazakhstan in the foothills of the Trans-Ili Alatau. We sell our products all over the world. Our dombras were already purchased by such organizations as Ashford Studios, for the production of well-known Vikings series. Ireland Silk Road House, the Cultural and Educational Center, Ca, USA Musical schools and Universities all over the world as well as connoisseurs of rare musical instruments. We provide safe packaging and free shipping. The cheapest price on ebay. If you find equal item with equal quality for lower price, I will return you the difference.
In this lesson, students work in pairs, or small groups of three or four, to learn about the geography of the Central Asian steppe. They are given a list of available resources and climate of the region, and are given guiding questions to help them create a survival plan. After a class discussion, t...
Baragsen in the Nomad Collection is a piece you should not miss. Endearing with gray vertical lines along the ivory plush field, this rug is enclosed with walnut brown checkered motifs and amorphous borders. A piece that will surely fit to your dream minimalist interiors. Rug Number 30525 Size 9' 11" x 14' 0" Design Baragsen Collection Nomad Material Wool Texture Embossed, Pile Weave, Trim Origin Central Asia Age New.
Tent band, Iran Very wide tent bands hold the outer coverings of a yurt in place. Narrower ones may perform the same function and may be used internally, partly as decoration and to hang things from. They’re often associated with the wooden frame tents or yurts of central Asian, Turcoman nomadic tradition. Other bands are used to anchor loads to camels and horses. 680 x 12 cm
Khans, Nomads & Needlework Suzanis and Embroideries of Central Asia by Russell S. Fling.
Digitalized nomadic Central Asian pattern. Download includes SVG・EPS・PNG・DXF・PDF formats in a zipped folder. (PNG 300 DPI) You can find more patterns and motifs here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ZhylkyWay Original Image Size: 172 x 145 pixels ---------------------------------------- This is a DIGITAL item for INSTANT DOWNLOAD. There will be no physical item shipped to your house. Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are FINAL. >>>HOW TO RECEIVE YOUR FILES<<< After payment is confirmed, download the files by going to "Your Account" > "Purchases" scroll down and look for your purchase and download from the blue button (Files ready to download). These Files will also be sent to your email. Please, make sure you have a data extraction software (WinZip and WinRAR are recommended). Learn how to download a Digital Item here: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 ---------------------------------------- >>>TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE<<< PERSONAL USE: This item can be used for unlimited personal use [not for sale]. Personal use is defined as making something for yourself or making something for a friend as a gift. COMMERCIAL USE: This item can be used for small commercial use (less than 100 products). For over 100 products, please purchase an extended license (To find the "License" option, simply type "License" into the search bar of the shop) PRINT ON DEMAND sites: This item cannot be used unless you have purchased an extended license for print on demand (To find the "License" option, simply type "License" into the search bar of the shop) This item MAY NOT BE → used to create a design resource (digital clipart, papers, vectors, etc.) → used in commercial publications (e.g., books, journals, etc.) without extended licensing → redistributed, claimed as your own works, or given away free of charge Our shop retains the license for digital design resources. All designs have been created by our staff based on historical original materials. Please contact for further information.
This accent suzani resembles geometricized, vaguely floral pattern drawn upon a repertoire of motifs from the dynamic embroideries of the nomadic imagination. You will like this to be a part of your interior decor. Features you may admire: Made from prestige nomad vintage suzani embroidery Product: lumbar pillow cover, masterfully handcrafted Material: cross-stitched silk cotton treads on solid fabric Dimensions: 20 inch x 20 inch / 50 cm x 50 cm Features: hidden zipper closure on the back side Cleaning: machine wash separate or dry clean NOTE: pillow insert not included with this order Artcraft from Urgut, near Samarkhand, Uzbekistan
Authentic Tsuivan Recipe | Watching Mongolian Nomads cooking Dear Foodlovers!We have learned cooking another classic recipe from Mongolia and want to share it with you. It is one of the most famous dishes in the land of the nomads. Tsuivan! This is certainly one of the foods that you will get served when staying in … Continue reading "Authentic Tsuivan Recipe | Watching Mongolian Nomads cooking"
This truly tribal antique felt represents one of the oldest crafts practiced by man since the domestication of sheep and one vital to life on the often harsh Eurasian steppe. Central Asian felt carpets are made by sewing colorful reciprocal felt forms onto a felt foundation. This technique is known by the Kyrgyz as “shyrdak.” In true nomad style and sensibility, artistic thought and effort are exerted in making a utilitarian domestic object. Felts such as this one were used to insulate the yurt and generally lasted for about ten years until they were recycled. This piece represents a rare and fortunate survival of an older antique example.
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Tent band, Iran A fabulous example of the weavers delight in her craft; the pattern completely changes several times along the length of this band. Other weavers, other families, other tribes people seeing this, would know it as a mark of creativity and dedication. The wider bands hold the outer coverings of a yurt in place. Narrower ones may perform the same function and may be used internally, partly as decoration and to hang things from. They’re often associated with the wooden frame tents or yurts of central Asian, Turcoman nomadic tradition. Other bands are used to anchor loads to camels and horses. 702 x 7 cm cm
Digitalized nomadic Central Asian pattern. Download includes SVG・EPS・PNG・DXF・PDF formats in a zipped folder. (PNG 300 DPI) You can find more patterns and motifs here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ZhylkyWay Original Image Size: 850 x 1852 pixels ---------------------------------------- This is a DIGITAL item for INSTANT DOWNLOAD. There will be no physical item shipped to your house. Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are FINAL. >>>HOW TO RECEIVE YOUR FILES<<< After payment is confirmed, download the files by going to "Your Account" > "Purchases" scroll down and look for your purchase and download from the blue button (Files ready to download). These Files will also be sent to your email. Please, make sure you have a data extraction software (WinZip and WinRAR are recommended). Learn how to download a Digital Item here: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 ---------------------------------------- >>>TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE<<< PERSONAL USE: This item can be used for unlimited personal use [not for sale]. Personal use is defined as making something for yourself or making something for a friend as a gift. COMMERCIAL USE: This item can be used for small commercial use (less than 100 products). For over 100 products, please purchase an extended license (To find the "License" option, simply type "License" into the search bar of the shop) PRINT ON DEMAND sites: This item cannot be used unless you have purchased an extended license for print on demand (To find the "License" option, simply type "License" into the search bar of the shop) This item MAY NOT BE → used to create a design resource (digital clipart, papers, vectors, etc.) → used in commercial publications (e.g., books, journals, etc.) without extended licensing → redistributed, claimed as your own works, or given away free of charge Our shop retains the license for digital design resources. All designs have been created by our staff based on historical original materials. Please contact for further information.
STONEWASHED LINEN CUSHIONS - LAKAI 50 x 50 xm A beautiful handwoven pattern originally made by the nomadic people of Central Asia. Berry tones with green and purple-blue weave. Stonewashed linen finished with assorted piping and 100% duck feather filling. Also available in size 50 x 30 Our distinctive cushions show beautiful patterns and details of our fabrics. Made of heavy linen or cotton pile velvet all cushions are printed in England using traditional methods. Our cushions come with a variety of finishes such as fringes, tassels, pom-poms or printed borders adding little touches of luxury and uniqueness. Linens are stonewashed finished for softness and vintage effect. Materials 100% linen / duck feather filling Dimensions 50 x 50 CM Gift packaging ribbon options (complimentary ) gold / red/ green / black Extra info dry clean only / Iron high do not wash / bleach / tumble dry cover is removable Delivery 2-3 weeks
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Zidan is an embossed pile weave that features neutral tones of linear patterns in luxurious wool. Perfect for a minimalist and modern contemporary interior. This masterpiece will be loved and adored by your guests. Rug Number 30744 Size 10' 2" X 13' 10" Design Zidan Collection Nomad Material Wool Texture Embossed, Pile Weave, Trim Origin Central Asia Age New.
Tent band, Qashqai, Iran Very wide tent bands hold the outer coverings a yurt in place. Narrower ones may perform the same function and may be used internally, partly as decoration and to hang things from. They’re often associated with the wooden frame tents or yurts of central Asian, Turcoman nomadic tradition. Other bands are used to anchor loads to camels and horses. 330 x 6 cm
The ultimate guide to the World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan. Everything you need to know, from transport, accommodation, special tips and some great photos!
Designed as a minimalist reinterpretation of the iconic yurt found in the steppes of Central Asia, these futuristic housing solutions are a part of designer Batyrkhan Bayaliev's Kyrgyzstan 2122 visual project. Yurts are a common, if not signature motif of the Central Asian landscape, found in countries like Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, and eastern Kazakhstan. The primary
