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| 正面描述 | At center, the National Coat of Arms of Kazakhstan is depicted within a large oval cartouche rendered in fine relief against a stippled field. Traditional Kazakh ornamental patterns flank the central motif on both sides, filling the field with intricate scrollwork. The denomination '500' appears prominently in the lower center, below the coat of arms, with the currency name 'TENGE' inscribed along the lower rim. The legends 'QAZAQSTAN RESPÝBLIKASY' and 'REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN' arc along the left and right borders respectively, separated by decorative elements. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse features a richly detailed depiction of a Kazakh bride wearing the traditional Saukele headdress, rendered in high relief with elaborate ornamental detailing. The towering conical headdress is adorned with intricate embossed patterns, beaded necklaces, and a small inset diamond of approximately 1 mm diameter at its center. Iridescent mother-of-pearl color-shifting elements are incorporated into the design, giving the composition a luminous, holographic quality. Lush floral and foliate motifs fill the background field, rendered in fine detail consistent with traditional Kazakh decorative arts. The inscriptions 'QYZ UZATÝ', the date '2019', and the specifications 'Ag 925 24g' and mint mark 'KMC' appear in the field. |
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Qyz Uzatý is the Kazakh wedding tradition marking a bride's formal departure from her family home — a ceremony involving specific ritual songs, the zhar-zhar sung as a call-and-response between the bride's and groom's parties, and the syngsu, a lament performed by the bride herself. The National Bank of Kazakhstan has issued a sustained series documenting intangible cultural heritage under pressure from UNESCO's 2003 Convention, to which Kazakhstan acceded in 2011, accelerating domestic efforts to codify and commemorate nomadic traditions at risk of dilution.