Traditional Kazakh clothing is well adapted to their semi-nomadic lifestyle and extreme living conditions. Most items are made of hide, fur or felt from a large variety of animals, including rabbits, marmots and wolves. The iconic fur coats can be made of up to 18 fox pelts. Kazakhs use every part of an animal and objects such as horns and bones are used for decoration, along with jewellery. They also indulge in richly embroidered clothing – women wear bright headscarves called ah jaulih and men wear skullcaps known as tuhia. Eagle hunters wear boots, black coats and fox-fur hats called loovuuz. They often wear eagle feathers around their hats to show their status as a hunter.

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