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Hand mill stone
The handmade stone "Bulbulok" is popular among the population of the mountainous regions of Tajikistan, especially in Badakhshan. This round stone is used for grinding grains, dry fruits and other products.
Tajikistan -
Meat products, Issyk Kul region, Kyrgyzstan
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Kyrgyzstan -
Process of boiling the meat for _Gulazyk_
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Kyrgyzstan -
Gulazyk - unique meal of the Kyrgyz people
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Kyrgyzstan -
Jato (Traditional Grinding Stone) crafting tools
Jato is a grinding stone made from hard stones mined from the river valleys. Not all stones can be used in making the element. There are two types of grinding stones. The best quality granite is called Kuring (black hard stone). The grinding stone for maize is usually big and rough and grinding stone for millet is smooth. The grinding stone for millet can be any hard big in size stones. Grinding stone for maize is obtained from the cliff of the river valley. It is a thick circular flat stone where the lower part of the element is usually bigger than the upper part. The inside surface is rough to grind maize while the Jato for grinding millet has smooth surface inside and the shapes are similar yet the size is usually smaller than the grinding stone for maize. The tools shown in the picture are the various tools used to craft Jato.
Bhutan -
Mr. Lhachumon Bomjan, Jato (Traditional Grinding Stone) Craftsman
Jato is a grinding stone made from hard stones mined from the river valleys. Not all stones can be used in making the element. There are two types of grinding stones. The best quality granite is called Kuring (black hard stone). The grinding stone for maize is usually big and rough and grinding stone for millet is smooth. The grinding stone for millet can be any hard big in size stones. Grinding stone for maize is obtained from the cliff of the river valley. It is a thick circular flat stone where the lower part of the element is usually bigger than the upper part. The inside surface is rough to grind maize while the Jato for grinding millet has smooth surface inside and the shapes are similar yet the size is usually smaller than the grinding stone for maize.
Bhutan -
Jato (Traditional Grinding Stone)
Jato is a grinding stone made from hard stones mined from the river valleys. Not all stones can be used in making the element. There are two types of grinding stones. The best quality granite is called Kuring (black hard stone). The grinding stone for maize is usually big and rough and grinding stone for millet is smooth. The grinding stone for millet can be any hard big in size stones. Grinding stone for maize is obtained from the cliff of the river valley. It is a thick circular flat stone where the lower part of the element is usually bigger than the upper part. The inside surface is rough to grind maize while the Jato for grinding millet has smooth surface inside and the shapes are similar yet the size is usually smaller than the grinding stone for maize.
Bhutan -
Hand mill stone “bulbulok”
Bulbulok (hand mill stone) is a kind round stone for grinding grain, dry fruits, and other food. It is popular among peoples of mountainous areas of Tajikistan, especially Badakhshan.
Tajikistan