Technical description of the painting: 

 The canvas is a relief technique, oil paint rolls down the canvas, the paint does not tear, the work is eternal. 

The meaning of the painting:

 The painting shows the daily life of the Kazakh people, embodying the moral values ​​and traditions of the Kazakh people. The painting depicts various symbols and ornaments, for example, in the middle of the painting there is a yurt roof, meaning the eternally open sky of the world in a circle. Around it is a sun with a traditional Kazakh ornament similar to the horns of Aries. The ornament is called “koshkar muyiz”. A talisman is depicted around the ornament; Among the Kazakhs, this amulet protects against evil. At the top on both sides there are two amulets, they are called tumar; Kazakhs wear a tumar around their necks all their lives. Sacred inscriptions were placed inside the tumar; Therefore, Kazakhs believe that tumar will protect from the unkind eyes of others and from bad life situations. Pennies are drawn next to the tumar, promising material wealth. A Leopard is depicted in the upper right corner. it shows the strong character of people. The eagle in the upper left corner is a sign of the country's independence. Below, on the left side, people are preparing for the wedding; on the right side they carry the groom with his dowry, and according to the Kazakh tradition, a flock of sheep is carried to be given to the bride's parents as payment for matchmaking.