The Inheritance And Development Of The Kazakh Clothing Culture

Guli, a graduate student this year, is a student.

The tailor shop in Ba la la opened on the roadside of the back door of Yili Normal University. It had neither flaunted shop cards nor excellent geographical location. However, the seemingly unremarkable shop business was flourishing, and many of the Kazakh girls came to fame.

When Guli tried on his wedding dress, he told reporters: "I also heard the recommendation from friends before I knew the store. Many sisters said that the owner was skilled and the price was fair."

The dress was dressed, and Guli came out of the fitting room, causing a lot of exclamation.

"It's beautiful! It's so beautiful!" the sister could not help but praise.

Guli said: "this dress makes me too surprised and amazing! My sister, your design is really good!" the shopkeeper, behira, was recognized by customers and said happily, "where is my clothes done well, obviously you are as beautiful as flowers."

Suddenly, the shop was full of laughter.

She told reporters that every time she saw these beautiful young girls wearing their own designs, she was very happy.

During the chat, reporters learned that Ba La La is Altai people, engaged in Kazakh clothing design, production and traditional handicraft embroidery industry for more than ten years.

In 2007, in order to seek better development space, she and her husband came to Yining.

"Yining is the capital city of Yili, where not only the climate is good, but also the market is large, and there are many Kazakh residents. This creates a good market environment for my entrepreneurs who specialize in Kazakh clothing."

He told reporters that in the past few years in Yining, her clothing career was like a duck to water. In addition to the national clothing production shop, she also had a Kazakh embroidery shop, and her business was very good. Her income could reach eighty thousand or ninety thousand yuan a year.

Reporters carefully observed that the dress made by Ba la la kept the traditional costumes of Kazakh as a whole, and added fashionable and modern fashion elements to the details. No wonder it would be loved by many Kazakh girls.

"My business is good, I can't do without the good environment that Yili encourages business development, and the support of customers and family."

He said.

In order to be grateful to society, Zhaosu has recruited unemployed girls from rural areas such as the city of Zhaosu and Huo Cheng to provide them with opportunities to learn and to work.

Now, her shop has recruited 6 apprentices. She has not only taught them meticulously and painstaking efforts in clothing production and embroidery, but also managed their accommodation, arranged lunch at noon, and paid them monthly wages.

Gemguri from Lun Cao Gou Town, Huo Cheng county.

"In the days to come, I hope my business will get better and bigger.

Recently, I also registered my own clothing brand, "send me."

I hope to inherit and carry forward our Kazakh dress culture while helping more Kazakh sisters to get rid of poverty and become self reliant.

She said that now she is going to expand her clothing store scale to promote more young and middle-aged women's employment.