Kubachi
There is no other village in the Caucasus as Kubachi. This aul is unique for its location and architecture. The stone cascades of saklyas (houses) full of ledges down the hill resemble a waterfall. At first sight the aul is like the gigantic saklya with the dozens of step floors. It's hard to find separate saklya: they all have become one, pilling up the mountain.
Kubachi is known not only for its exotic location. The craftsmanship of the local metal-chasing and inlay-carving goldsmiths has been existing for ages. Kubachi masters form the shapeless pieces of silver and gold into the delicate articles of amazingly delicate work with the weaved intricate lines, patterns and mysterious colours.
In the Middle Ages the articles of Kubachi craft: weapons, copper and silver objects have been exported not only to the neighboring districts but also to the Middle East countries.
The old chasing masters tell old legends about Kubachi jewelers who had managed to eclipse the fame of the glorious Iran craftsmen. Once upon time the Iranians had heard of the famous goldsmiths living far away in the distant Daghestan mountains who had created the glory by their hands. The wisest men of Iran summoned the council and decided to send their representative to Daghestan masters with the silver thread which was thinner than the autumn web and lighter than the sun ray. The Iranian addressed the mountaineers with the words: "The Persian jewellers wonder if Kubachi people can carve the same thin thread. Over the night the Kubachi inhabitants drilled the Iranian silver thread through and in the morning handed it in to the envoy with a short note saying: "We have been making water pipes of it here."
The Kubachi rooms are like miniature museums. The unique works of art- bronze cauldrons, weapons, various utensils are collected here.
Since the old times Kubachi inhabitants have been honoured as the passionate antiquarians. They made trips to the Eastern countries to buy rare china and rare things made of it.
The art products of the goldsmiths - jugs, plates, sets for tea and cognac, daggers, swords, various adornments.
(Kubachi Кубачи Zerihgeran Зерихгеран Угъбуганте Кубачинцы Ugbugan Dargin Darguine Darginer Dargiër Dargwa Dargan Дарганти Даргинцы Дагестан Dagestan Daguestan Daghestan Dağıstan Dagistan Daxistan Dagesztán Dagestano Daguestão Νταγκεστάν დაღესტანი Դաղստան داغستان דאגסטן Kavkaz Kafkas Caucasus القوقاز قفقاز Кавказ Russia Россия)
i want all of them to have at my home.
jaco13481 1 month ago
@anarmehtievful no, darginian language isn`t a dialect of any other language in Dagestan. There is some dialects in Darginian language. But the linquists say, that Avars, Dargins and Laks had the same language in very old ancient time.
sarykum 4 months ago
Очень красивая! Спасибо.
bluz4allah 5 months ago
Great job dear friend of Dagestan!!!! art very nice...congratulation...my best wishes....piergiorgio**))
piergiorgiovico 6 months ago
Are the Dargwa people speak a dialect of Avar or Lezgi languages?
anarmehtievful 10 months ago
Good job
LaciSusman 1 year ago
Помню мне развила вкус к серебру одна женщина и начала она с Кубачинского серебра.
Так я впервые услышал о Кубачах. Образец высокого искусства.
valet176 1 year ago
how to i buy this kinjal i want buy the knife
erkhesod 1 year ago
у меня...
05kino 2 years ago
I agree with the beauty comment. But I say they are too beautiful to sit in dusty museum cupboards. They do not belong in a museum, they belong in your home.
PQRLOVE 2 years ago