Grandson art panel

Article: PE10142AA-568-print/KZ

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The Qazaq people have the tradition to call their eldest sons as "Atasynyn balasy" which means "Grandfather's son". The first-born son was brought up, as a rule, by their grandmothers and grandfathers. This tradition helped to bring up children in the spirit of respect and care for old people. Such sons having the equal rights with their parents grew up and felt responsibility for younger brothers and sisters much faster. All the images in the picture are inscribed in the shape of a circle - a distinctive symbol of the yurt, the hearth. The central figure is the elder Aksakal, the head of the Family, who gently embraces his grandson, protecting and protecting him. The grandfather passed his kamcha to his grandson, which symbolizes the continuity of generations and the transfer of life experience and wisdom from the older to the younger. On the right and left, the composition is complemented by the images of the child's father and mother. The father holds a falcon - he believes that the son will grow up strong, brave and become a falcon. And the mother holds the lamb to her heart - for her it will always remain as tender and harmless as a lamb.