Action “Gift to the museum”

– The State Historical and Cultural Museum-preserve “Saraishyk” within the framework of the action entitled “Gift to the Museum”  has been supplemented with another exhibit.  A resident of the village of Saraishyk , ​​R. Umbetov, presented to  the museum  a cart wheel, which he got from his grandfather.

 – Another valuable exhibit became a part of the great collection of The State Historical and Cultural Museum-preserve “Saraishyk» .  Today, K. Blyasheva a  resident of the  village Beibarys, supported the action“Gift to the Museum” and presented to the museum zhastagash  and kebezhe. She got it from her   mother-in-law Z. Ualikyzy (born in 1912)

 – On January 4, 2019, a resident of the village of Saraishyk,​​Z. Kayrosheva, presented to the museum a braided palas and a sword.  This palace has been  kept by the mother-in-law J. Kozhakhmetova.  The palace was knitted by  Sanim’s grandmother ( J. Kozhakhmetova’s mother-in-law) in 1960.

  – On January 16, 2019, J. Mukanov handed over to  the museum-preserve “Saraishyk”  kebezhe, made  in the twenties of the last century, which was inherited from Mukan’s grandfather and Zholdas’s father.

 – On January 26, 2019, a resident of our village M. Ualieva handed over to the museum a book printed in the 19th century that was left by her father-in-law D. Ualiev and made a great contribution to the museum fund.

– Pensioner K. Amirov, a resident of Saraishyk handed part of the cart to the museum.

 – On February 24, 2019, N. Bisenbaev, who lives in the village of Bereke, Makhambet district, Atyrau region, donated the first dombra made in the Nurriz workshop in 2015 to the Saraishyk Museum-preserve .  The head of the dombra and  the mouth are made of berry wood, the case is ebony, the front part is made of pine and,  the body was sealed with glue with glass fragments.

 – One of the first to support the Saraishyk Museum-preserve was the Honored Worker of Culture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Professor O. Kendir, who presented to the museum his works made  in honor of the fortress Saraishyk and Makhamtbet Utemisov.