Attires for the protocol and awards team of the 8th Children of Asia Games were also presented in the Russian Society "Znanie" lecture hall at the VDNH exposition.
The men's suit is decorated with Yakut traditional patterns and the Bies Kharakh charm, which means five-eyed. Traditionally, the Yakut applied this symbol to clothes and accessories, which is believed to protect people from evil spirits and bring good luck.
The white stylised Yakut khaladaai dress combined with a green vest is a reflection of commitment to traditions, a symbol of hospitality and openness. A striking addition to the outfit are the Yakut traditional accessories, bastynga and ilin kebiher.
The presentation of medals and awards for the 8th Children of Asia Games took place within the opening session of the 6th Young Olympians International Forum. This year, for the first time, the Young Olympians Forum will be held in a travelling format as part of the 8th Children of Asia Games in Yakutsk.
