nemnél
Nemnél is a term that primarily refers to a type of saddle traditionally used by the nomadic peoples of Central Asia, particularly among the Kazakh and Kyrgyz cultures. These saddles are characterized by their lightweight construction, often made from wood, felt, and leather, designed to be comfortable for both rider and horse over long distances. The structure typically includes a high pommel and cantle, providing a secure seat for riders engaged in activities such as herding livestock or traveling across the steppes.
The design of nemnél saddles is deeply intertwined with the equestrian lifestyle of these communities. They
Beyond their practical function as riding equipment, nemnél saddles can also hold symbolic meaning and are