The shanyrak is the central and defining element of the yurt.

It forms the structure of the dome, allowing light and air to pass through, while holding profound symbolic meaning — family, unity, heritage, peace, and well-being, passed from generation to generation.

Kerege

The kerege forms the structural foundation of the yurt.

Its principle lies in the connection of elements into a stable and unified system, where each part functions within the whole.

In Kazakh culture, the wish for a strong kerege and a high shanyrak expresses the idea of stability, unity, and the continuity of family.

Basqur

The basqur is a woven band of coloured threads with tassels at its ends, associated with the imagery of stars and carrying a protective function.

This durable band both binds the elements of the yurt and enriches its interior.

Within the collection, this principle is translated through suspended elements, forming a cohesive and unified system.

Pendant Otau, Бриллиант