A traditional Kazakh yurt display is situated indoors on a white tiled floor, likely within a mall or public exhibition space in Astana, Kazakhstan

A traditional Kazakh yurt display is situated indoors on a white tiled floor, likely within a mall or public exhibition space in Astana, Kazakhstan. The yurt's framework, constructed from light-colored wood, is visible at the top, supporting a white canvas covering. Decorative textile bands with red and dark geometric patterns and gold fringe adorn the upper exterior. The lower portion of the yurt features intricately patterned wall coverings in shades of red, cream, and dark blue, displaying complex geometric and scroll motifs. Inside the demarcated area of the yurt, several objects are displayed. A low, round wooden table with a light-colored, ornate carved pattern on its surface rests on a multi-patterned rug with red, blue, and cream elements. Adjacent to the table, a low stool or platform is covered with a red, black, and white patterned textile, topped by a blue and white patterned cushion. Hanging from the yurt's interior structure are several light brown animal pelts, a wooden stringed instrument resembling a dombra, and a decorative round metal object with a central emblem. The entire display is cordoned off by a red barrier tape stretched between two silver-colored stanchion poles. No individuals are present in the image. The background reveals a light-colored ceiling with recessed lighting and a portion of a yellow sign with Cyrillic text.