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Historical illustration of two distinct birch-bark tuyes forms: a tall box-like Khanty example and a painted cylindrical Northern Dvina example, each based on a documented museum object.
Equipment

Birch-bark containers

Ket sources describe frozen lingonberries in birch-bark containers; Shor sources describe salted wild garlic in birch-bark tuyes. Their exact forms are not documented.

Bark vessels
Central Siberia (Ket communities)
Interpretive watercolor-and-ink illustration of a plain sewn hide bag containing dried aarchy curd. The source documents hide bags as storage but does not establish this exact bag shape or seam layout.
Equipment

Hide bags for storing aarchy

In Altai, dried aarchy was traditionally stored in bags sewn from animal hides. The surviving description establishes the material and use, but not a standard shape or present-day practice.

Bags, sacks and casings
Republic of Altai