What We Wear in SIBERIA at –50°? Traditional Clothes Parade in Yakutsk
What did people wear at –50°C a hundred years ago?
In Yakutia, one of the coldest places on Earth, people didn’t have modern clothes — yet they survived and thrived in extreme Arctic conditions.
In this video, I visit People’s Master Day in Yakutsk, where hundreds of people gather to celebrate traditional clothing, handmade from reindeer and horse hide. Join me at the Parade of Traditional Clothes, meet talented artisans, and hear powerful stories behind the designs. These outfits aren’t just warm — they’re living history, full of meaning, identity, and resilience.
🧥❄️ Discover the beauty, wisdom, and strength behind the traditional clothing of Yakutia.
🧊Check my other videos about life in YAKUTIA:
How we heat our house in rural Siberia - https://youtu.be/1o4EICOs3B4
How we get Water in rural Siberia - https://youtu.be/b5XEzGlaw7s
How we do farming in the extremely cold weather - https://youtu.be/ziztcH4VI4A
Ice fishing for a giant Burbot - https://youtu.be/x9rxN5WvF-8
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