мулиные нитки

A circle of beads is an Умут ornament. Each circle has its own meaning. The blue flower in the center of the circle represents life; orange circle - means a spider, a symbol of strength and endurance; black - a thorny path; black and white - the eternal struggle between good and evil; orange circle - sun, victory; red and blue - infinitely new life, sunrise; white fur - rays of good, under the fur - rays of the sun. Ptarmigan claws in the corners , embroidered with a floss thread, denote the sacred bird of the Donre clan.

The swan is a sacred bird for my Khuan' family . It  is a symbol of success and fidelity, which is always in our souls and therefore in ornaments.

Festive female old style hat made off three parts: 1. front, 2. crown, 3. back. The open part at the back is for hair (braids). Since ancient times, the Evens considered girlish hair and braids to be the definition of beauty. The most important were length, thickness and luster. Girls from an early age were taught by their mothers on how to care for their hair and were strictly monitored. During festivals nomads from different remote camps, other clans and even other tribes came to secretly look for "brides". The continuation of the future of their kin depended on this.