

How the horse was decorated in the
East

In the ancient times the horse was a
man’s pride.
It was treasured and decorated with love.
In the Epic of "Koroghlu” there are several
scenes describing the ornaments of a
horse.

At the time of the Tang dynasty the horses
that were trained to dance were
dressed in gold-embroidered fabrics and
silver jewelry, and their manes were
decorated with jewels.
Just like the horse statuette of the Tang
dynasty that was found in the city of
Luoyang, an ancient capital of China.

The horse in the Panjakent paintings is as
ornate as the Chinese horse.
In its gold and silver jewelry, each one is
beautiful and graceful.
The horse’s ornaments also served as
amulets that protected it from the evil.

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