Kirgiz people also have unique styles of arts and crafts, especially embroidery and weaving. Kirgiz women are good at embroidery. They embroidered various exquisite patterns on headscarves, pillows, quilts, sleeves, horse clothes and various hanging decorations, including flowers and birds, animals and various geometric patterns.

Bright colors and vivid images. They weave tapestries and carpets with exquisite patterns. Flower felt, white felt hat, silver saddle, wooden bowl, box and so on. Exquisite, beautiful, simple and durable. All kinds of handicrafts are mainly red, blue and white, especially red.

Kirgiz women's headdress

"Kirgiz", in Turkic, means "Forty Girls" and also means "Forty Tribes", "Nomadic in the Mountains" and "Crimson". But it is generally interpreted as "forty girls".

Kirgiz people are mainly distributed in western Xinjiang, mostly in Kizilsu Kirgiz Autonomous Prefecture, and the rest are distributed in Yili, Tacheng, Aksu and Kashgar.

In addition, there are sporadic distributions in Fuyu County of Heilongjiang Province. According to the statistics of the fifth national census in 2000, the Kirgiz population is 160823. Mainly engaged in animal husbandry and concurrently engaged in agriculture.

The hair covers of Kirgiz women in Xinjiang are decorated with silver dollars and copper beads; Unmarried girls decorate their hats with beads, spikes, three or four owls and snow feathers; The older woman put the silver dollar and the key in her braid.