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Felt is a fabric made by matting and pressing fibers like wool together, rather than weaving them, and it has been used for centuries by cultures like the Kazakhs to create practical items such as clothing and structures. It matters because it demonstrates an ancient, accessible method of textile production that remains relevant today and holds cultural significance across different societies.
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- Felt
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- Felt
- different from
- Slavic carnival
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