- A
shyrdak (Kyrgyz: шырдак,
pronounced [ʃɯrˈdɑq]) or
syrmak (Kazakh: сырмақ, romanized: syrmaq,
pronounced [səɾˈmɑq]) is a stitched, and
often colourful...
- last two generations, the
tradition has been
confined to
rural women.
Shyrdaks (felt rugs) are
still being made
because these have
always been an item...
- most
widely known are the
shyrdak and the ala
kiyiz manufacturing style, also
giving the ****s
there name. Felt
shyrdak cushions are
usually made in...
-
felted rug
manufacturing the most
common patterns are the Ala
kiyiz and
Shyrdak.
Ornaments are
visualising good
wishes or
blessings of the
makers to a...
- three-stringed lute Tush kyiz, large,
elaborately embroidered wall
hangings Shyrdak and Ala-kiyiz ****s,
manufactured by the
process of felting, used for...
-
various methods of ornamenting, ala
kiyiz is
among the
widest spread, with
shyrdak. The
motley felts traditionally were made from
local sheep’s wool of autumn...
-
weaving of Al Sadu". ich.unesco.org.
Retrieved 2021-02-13. "Ala-kiyiz and
Shyrdak, art of
Kyrgyz traditional felt ****s -
intangible heritage - Culture...
- of the
fabric attach to each
other as the
felting process is completed.
Shyrdak ****s (Turkmenistan) use a form of this
method wherein two
pieces of...
- Ala
kiyiz and
shyrdak Biyelgee Buklog Ca trù
Carolinian wayfinding and
canoe making Chapei dang veng
Coaxing ritual for
camels Design and
practices for...
- ****s
called "
shyrdaks."
These ****s are made in a
variety of sizes, from foot-by-foot
sized to
several yards in length.
Shyrdaks come in a wide variety...
