The festival is dedicated to Kurak, which is the name given to various types of products made from scraps sewn together. The name comes from the word "kura", which means "sewn together - assembled from separate pieces" and refers to both the finished products and the method of their production. This type of handicraft can be found throughout Central Asia. It was also practiced throughout Kyrgyzstan, but especially in the south.
Festival offers an opportunity to learn more about Kyrgyz decorative art.
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Abdullaev Rukhsora
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National Philharmonic Hall
Tuura-Suu, Issyk-Kul region, Ton district.
Issyk-Kul region, Yurt camp "Jaichy" near the village Kok-Sai
At-Bashy village, Naryn region
Sport Palace named after Kozhomkul
The National Philharmonic Hall
Kyrgyz National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater, Bishkek
Kyrgyz State Puppet Theater named after M. Zhangaziev