The
Coccoon Yomud Bukcha Cocoon
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Bukcha (not Bokche) A Bukcha is Turkmen for
a pouch to carry a flat loaf of bread that played
a key role in the courtship/wedding ritual. Pinner
describes the Salyr
ritual as the mother of the bride providing gifts
to the mother of the groom including a flat
envelope shaped bag called a Bokche (Bukcha).
Hali 100 The Turkmen Wedding. Page 104. The Yomut
ritual is most likely about the same as the Salor.
Antique
Yomut Bukcha
The
Hort Yomut Bukcha
The
Coccoon Yomud Bukcha Cocoon
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with Seyitguly Batyrov of Turkmen
Carpets Online to give a proper spelling of
common Turkmen terms used in describing rugs.
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