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Old 26th April 2023, 06:34 AM   #4
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I would say that these are accessories from Tibet, if I did not know that they are Kazakh.
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I also doubted. But he specifically wrote to my acquaintance, an ethnographer from Kazakhstan, whose name is Yeraly Ospanov. He is the author of two excellent books on ethnography and Kazakh ornaments. It was he who confirmed my guess that this is a Kazakh powder flask.
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