The Taqiya is a traditional Kazakh headdress worn by children, men, and young women until marriage. The common Turkic name “tүbätäi” comes from the words “tobe/tübe/tope,” meaning an elevation (mountain peak). The Taqiya serves as protection against evil spirits and symbolizes piety and loyalty.

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The reference model was provided by Abyroi.kz, a Kazakh national brand that specializes in the production of traditional Kazakh clothing. The Taqiya and many other garments can be purchased there: Their official Website Link

This is our first commercial collaboration

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Authors of this project:

Yeldar Azhbenov, Ayala Kaiymkozha, Amina Azhbenova