Kazakh Aul of the US

 

 

Aul Fundraiser Gifts for Sale

All proceeds will help us raise funds to support our Aul

To purchase any of the items on this page, please mail a check or money order for the appropriate amount payable to the Kazakh Aul of the U.S., 247 Cypress Street, Providence, RI 02906.  Please include your phone number or email address, in case we need to contact you about your order. We also accept Paypal (email address for Paypal payments is [email protected]). If you have any questions, please email Kathy at [email protected].

Kazakh Girl Doll. One remaining. Handmade in Kazakhstan, each doll is unique and full of exquisite detail, including beading and decorative fabric.  Please note that because each doll is handmade, there are slight variations in the decorations from doll to doll, but all are beautiful in the manner of the dolls that are pictured here. Approximately 8" tall, supplies are limited. $20 each.  Shipping/handling is an additional $8 for one doll.

 

 

 

 

 

Kazakh Camel. Handmade in Kazakhstan, each is unique and full of exquisite detail, including beading and decorative fabric.  Please note that because each is handmade, there are slight variations in the decorations from camel to camel, but all are beautiful in the manner pictured here. S upplies are limited. $35 each for large (pictured); $12 each for small.  Shipping/handling is an additional $8 for one.

 

 

 

Shanyrak Pins and Pendants. This beautiful sterling silver pin or pendant is designed after the logo of our Aul: the Shanyrak (pronounced Shan-RAK).  Cast from the original hand crafted design created by professional jewelry designer Kathy Tackabury, an Aul member and proud mom of Diana Aisulu (a.2002 from Kostanai).  The pins and pendants are exquisitely detailed, they lay flat when worn yet the Shanyrak itself is slightly raised as it curves outward in the genuine manner of a real Shanyrak.  1 and 1/2" in diameter.   A truly special and unique Kazakh-themed gift!  Many thanks to Kathy Tackabury for her wonderful design that she has donated to our Aul.

When ordering, please specify whether you want a pin or a pendant. Cost is $125.00 each, which includes shipping and 18" sterling silver chain for pendants.

Information about Shanyraks: The Shanyrak is the top and center of a yurt. It functions as a ventilation system and skylight; however, it is rich with symbolism for Kazakhs and indeed, the Shanyrak is one of the most important symbols of Kazakh culture. It  crowns the yurt and represents the sun and the sky, powerful influences for the ancient nomads.  Pictured to the right is a photograph of our Aul's Shanyrak, at the top of our authentic Kazakh yurt. For more information about the cultural significance of the Shanyrak and the Kazakh yurt, please click here to download an article written by the Aul's own Daniyar Baidaralin and Susan Saxon.

Kazakh Aul of the U.S. Note Cards by Daniyar Baidaralin. Great for the holidays!  Use these cards to send Kazakh-themed greetings to your loved ones, or give these beautiful sets as gifts. Each boxed set contains five different blank cards, each featuring a reprint of an original painting by our Aul's own Daniyar, a talented artist who was born and raised in Almaty. $12.95 per set, envelopes included. Special: 2 sets for $25.00. 

Shipping and handling $4.00 for one set, $2.00 for each additional set in a multiple set order.

 

 

Traditional Kazakh Girl's Dress. Let your daughter show her pride in Kazakhstan!  This adorable green dress comes with traditional hat and vest, ideal for Culture Days, dress-up, and special family Kazakhstan cultural gatherings, like the summer Zhailau! Limited supplies. The dress shown is size 4/5.

Cost is $60.00 plus $8.00 shipping and handling.

 

 

 

Kazakh Aul of the U.S. T-Shirts. Show your pride in your Aul and in Kazakhstan!  Our t-shirts are 100% pre-shrunk heavyweight, 6.1 oz. cotton, and were designed by Daniyar Baidaralin.  Daniyar's cool design features yurts, a horseman, and Shanyrak. White design on a variety of colored shirts. Supplies are limited.

 

If you are interested in another size for children or for adults, please let us know; if we have a large enough demand, we will order additional shirts.

Adult long sleeve t-shirts: $20 each
Sizes: S (colors: 2 black, 1 red) and M (colors: 1 red)

Adult short sleeve t-shirts: $20 each
Sizes: 2XL (colors: 1 red, 1 yellow, 1 blue)

Children's t-shirts: $15 each.
Sizes: S (colors: blue, maroon)  and M (colors: blue, maroon, and orange).


Note:
To purchase, please specify size and first and second choice color preferences for each shirt.

Shipping and handling: $4.00 for the first shirt, $2.00 for each additional shirt in a multiple shirt order.

 

 

 

The Human Body Coloring Book. by Daniyar Baidaralin and Audrey Englander. Illustrated by Daniyar Baidaralin. 

Help your children learn the parts of the body in Kazakh while coloring in Daniyar Baidaralin's beautiful graphics! There are 6 remaining.

PRONUNCIATION TIP: In case you are wondering how to pronounce the words that you see in these sample pages, here is a quick tip on Kazakh pronunciation from Daniyar:

 

“The main rule for all Kazakh words is that you have to ALWAYS place emphasis on the last syllable of each word.  For example, the Kazakh word for mother is ‘ana' and is pronounced a-NA.”

Cost per book is $10.00, plus $4.00 shipping and handling. We will combine shipping for orders of multiple books. For orders of 2-5 books, shipping/handling is $6.00. For orders of 6-10 books, shipping/handling is $8.00.

 

To purchase any of the items on this page, please mail a check or money order for the appropriate amount payable to the Kazakh Aul of the U.S., 247 Cypress Street, Providence, RI 02906.  Please include your phone number or email address, in case we need to contact you about your order. We also accept Paypal (email address for Paypal payments is [email protected]). If you have any questions, please email Kathy at [email protected].

 

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Last modified: December 11, 2009