Kyrgyzstan D3｜Looking for Kalpak in the market bazaar

🤡All the way from Xinjiang to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and then to Kyrgyzstan, you must visit the bazaar in every city🐾. In addition to the fireworks, Kyrgyzstan’s bazaars also have 1⃣️unique Kyrgyzstan 🐏sheep felt hat pictures, 2⃣️super cheap 10 som of kvass, 3⃣️aroma (perfume under the robe) and smoke (a kind of pine branches burned to remove diseases), and 4⃣️high-quality 🐝honey🍯, the charm and fright of the headscarf. You can still find different characteristics of Kyrgyzstan. 🍃I woke up naturally and went to a bazaar to look for food. The Jayma bazaar in Osh was so big and taxing on my legs🦵. I felt tired before I left. I rested at a teahouse by the river first. I originally wanted to eat grilled fish🐟, but ended up coming up. I ordered a fried fish, it was not delicious, the tea was broken and had no tea flavor, everyone can avoid the lightning😨 🌱I replenished my energy and continued to wander around the bazaar. The first thing that caught my attention was the 🐏hat💕Karpak, which is the most common thing to see in the bazaar. There are also women's pointed hats with feathers, which are also very beautiful. 🧐Looking for Kalpak For the Kyrgyz people, the white sheep felt hat protects them from wind and cold in winter and protects them from the sun in summer. It is not only a necessity in life, but also a symbol of the national spirit. Made of wool felt, the top of the hat is square, decorated with beads and tassels, and the lower edge of the hat is inlaid with black velvet. There is an opening on the left and right sides of the hat, which is turned up. It is exquisitely made and reveals the strong flavor of the grassland nation. style. White means purity, and the hat has four sides, representing the four elements of air, water, fire, and earth. The tassel symbolizes prosperity and endless life. It is written in the heroic epic of Kyrgyzstan "Manas" that Kyrgyzstanis are people wearing Kalpac felt hats. When a boy reaches the age of 12, he must hold a hat-wearing ceremony. The ancestors of the Kyrgyz people believed that 12 years is a human life cycle. They implanted this concept into the production of "Karpak", that is, the age groups are divided according to the age of 12. The hats of each age group have different color combinations and decorative stripes. The difference. It must be worn on important events and festivals.