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| leaving At-Bashy, Naryn Region
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
This place is famous for the production of “yurta”, a handmade felt nomad house
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
Young learners
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
A 'kicking' machine, saves a lot of work
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
The woodremains are used to heaten the water
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
Steam installation for bending the Yrta frames
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
Molds for the bent Yrta Frame components
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
Peeling the bent wooden parts
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
Weaving the Yurta Ribbons and belts
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
Inside the Yurta. Outside the sun is burning (it's arround 30 degrees) but inside it's extremely comfortable
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
Inside the Yurta. In Kyrgyzstan hospitality knows no bounds
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
Bargaining with the neighbour farmer
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| Kyzyl-Tuu village
We made a good deal and will have enough meat for the next three days
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| Bokonbaevo village
The first Countryside workshop with Internet acces
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| Bokonbaevo village
Stock
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| Bokonbaevo village
Women working surrounded by ancient patterns
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| Bokonbaevo village
Very international
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| Bokonbaevo village
The Felt Art Studio shop
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| Bokonbaevo village
The two Mistresses
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| Bokonbaevo village
And three employees
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| In the Mountains
Preparing a feast meal
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| In the Mountains
The Lamb's head is offered to the honoured guest, that must be me...
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