Reconstruction of artifacts found in the medieval city of Sarayshyk

The article describes the work on the revival of medieval Saraishyk products. The revival of the history of the Kazakh people, the revival of ornaments on monuments of cultural heritage in a new motif. The modernization of historical crafts with the help of modern ethno-design has been reflected to a certain extent by scientists in their works. The article describes the activities aimed at recreating artifacts and products discovered during archaeological excavations in the medieval city of the Golden Horde, the city of Saraishyk.

The purpose of the article is to study the historical development of Kazakh national clothing and crafts, their application in modern design, as well as the interaction of culture and design. The revival of crafts and motifs is the spiritual food of the people, a mirror of their life existence. Crafts characterize the past and modern development of the people. Having preserved the moral ideals of national culture as a special kind of folk art, a unique experience of collective and individual artistic creation, and manual and mechanized production has been accumulated.

The works devoted to the history of the region, including studies of the city of Saraishyk, are analyzed. The possibilities of creating new products of national color in a combination of medieval craft traditions and modern technologies are being explored. The article, written on the basis of a new approach, uses monographic studies of recent years, and collections of documents.

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