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КешYou - Ризамын

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КешYou - Ризамын

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Wise people say that even with all the limitations of clothes ,  Kazakh women still have a greater variety of choices in choosing a wedding dress.And this applies to both the color and style of the dress.
By the way, the tradition that the bride should wear white dress came into KZ not a long time ago, only in the XX century. In the distant past, our great-great grandmothers who were bride-to-be usually would choose the color of the dress that represents their clan  or considered to be traditional. And Kazakh bride would walk in red, green, blue and even black dresses, because in the East  a black color means authority and greatness. White was a symbol of mourning ,and because of that brides would avoid wearing  it.
Every Kazakh clan had their own thing with the dress. Southern brides distinguishing feature would be the abundance of the rich embroidery and patterns. Northern brides adorned themselves with necklaces, and they also embroidered hem of their dress. The characteristic of the bride from the west would be the details of the headdress - a richly embroidered, sloping down to the shoulders "wedges" hats.

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Saukele is one of the ancient headdresses, which existed among Kazakhs until the end of the 19th century.
Kazakh women's national bridal headwear Saukele, which is a high (70 cm) conical hat, is of particular importance.
Saukele is decorated by metal fishnet tops, tiara (sometimes made of gold with inlays of semiprecious stones or strings of pearls, corals, etc.), temple pendants and chin decorations. Saukele cone is covered with cloth, which was sewed by metal badges of different configurations, into bezels of which precious and semiprecious stones are inserted. A broad ribbon of expensive fabric, decorated with fringes of gold thread, was also attached to the back of saukele, which went down to cover a part of the back of a girl.