The golden goblet

Embark on a vibrant journey to the heart of Turkmenistan with Kaium Tangrygulyev's enchanting collection of children's stories, "The Golden Goblet." This rare First Edition, published in 1987 by Raduga Publishers, offers a captivating window into the author's native land through a series of beautifully illustrated tales that will ignite the imagination of young readers. While specific plot details of the stories within "The Golden Goblet" are scarce in readily available English sources, the allure lies in its promise of authentic Turkmen folklore and cultural richness. Imagine tales spun from the sands of the Karakum Desert, featuring brave heroes, mischievous creatures, and perhaps even a glimpse into the ancient traditions and beliefs of this fascinating Central Asian nation. Kaium Tangrygulyev, as a Turkmen author, likely infuses his writing with a deep understanding and appreciation for his homeland's unique heritage. These stories, originally written in Russian, would have been accessible to a wide audience within the Soviet Union and beyond. Given the historical context of the late 1980s, this book provides not only entertainment but also a valuable glimpse into the cultural exchange and literary landscape of that era. "The Golden Goblet" is more than just a children's book; it's a cultural artifact, a piece of literary history, and a testament to the power of storytelling to transcend borders and connect people across generations. The hardcover binding, combined with its relatively heavy weight (approximately 4000g), suggests a high-quality production, indicative of Raduga Publishers' commitment to creating lasting works of art. The 110 pages are filled with vibrant illustrations that bring the stories to life, further enhancing the reading experience for children. This First Edition is a true collector's item, perfect for those seeking rare and unique children's literature, enthusiasts of Central Asian culture, or anyone looking to introduce young readers to the rich tapestry of global storytelling. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of Turkmen literary heritage and share the magic of "The Golden Goblet" with the next generation. The ISBN numbers are 9785050011749 and 5050011744.