Sakha Collection

The Sorceress of the Yakuts in North East Asia, n.d. Creator: Ernst Damitz
The Sorceress of the Yakuts in North East Asia, n.d

Colourful ice sculptures in the Permafrost kingdom, Yakutsk, Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia, Eurasia

A Yakut Man Taking a Solemn Oath, 1811 (coloured engraving)
CHT166587 A Yakut Man Taking a Solemn Oath, 1811 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris

Foundry chemical tests. Worker carrying out laboratory tests to determine the composition of steel samples. Steel is an alloy of iron and small amounts of carbon

Shaman of Yakutsk, Russia
Shaman of Yakutsk - the capital city of the Sakha Republic, Russia. Among the Siberian Chukchis peoples, a shaman is interpreted as someone who is possessed by a spirit who demands that someone

Hydroelectric power station, Russia. Discharge sluice for a hydroelectric power station. This area is used to discharge excess water during times of high rainfall, to ease pressure on the dam

Gold mining dredge. The buckets of the dredge are used to scoop mud from a flooded area of ground in a gold mine. The mud will be processed to extract the gold it contains

Diamond mining, Sakha
Diamond mining in the Republic of Sakha, Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)

Gold mine drilling. Exploratory drilling being carried out at a gold field. This is the Bokovoye gold field, mined by the OOO Aldanzoloto mining company that operates the Kuranakh gold

Gold mine. This gold mine consists of a flooded area from which a deep-digging dredge (centre) scoops mud to be processed for the gold. This is the ZAO Aldgold gold mine in Verkhni Kuranakh village

Cleaning gold mining equipment. Worker using a jet of water to clean machinery at a gold mine. The machinery is used to process earth and obtain the gold it contains

Silver jewellery manufacturing. Worker guiding a rod of silver through a set of rollers at a jewellery factory. Silver, a precious metal used in jewellery, is soft, ductile and malleable

Gold foundry. Worker using a blowtorch to melt gold at a foundry. Gold is a precious metal, and here it is being prepared for use in jewellery

Sakha (Takut) Warrior
Yakhut warrior with pike and bow

Russia Sakha Yakhut
Warrior of the Sakha people (formerly known as Yakhuts) armed with pike and bow-and- arrow

Warrior of Sakha / Yakut
Warrior of the Sakha (= Yakut) people, with his pike and his bow

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Sakha, also known as the Sakha Republic or Yakutia, is a land of captivating beauty and rich cultural heritage. This vast region in Russia boasts a myriad of fascinating sights and activities that showcase its unique identity. One glimpse into Sakha's history takes us back to 1811, where a coloured engraving depicts a Yakut man taking a solemn oath. This powerful image reflects the deep-rooted traditions and values held by the people of this land. Moving forward to modern times, we are greeted with an enchanting spectacle in Yakutsk - colourful ice sculptures adorning the Permafrost kingdom. These frozen masterpieces stand tall amidst the icy landscape, showcasing both artistic brilliance and nature's breathtaking wonders. But Sakha isn't just about artistry; it is also home to scientific advancements. Foundry chemical tests demonstrate the region's commitment to technological progress and innovation. Returning to Yakutsk once more, we find ourselves immersed in another display of icy marvels within the Permafrost kingdom. The vibrant hues captured within these sculptures serve as reminders that even in freezing temperatures, creativity knows no bounds. Delving deeper into Sakha's culture brings us face-to-face with its spiritual side. A shaman from Yakutsk showcases ancient rituals and beliefs passed down through generations – connecting people with their ancestral roots while embracing spirituality in today's world. The power generated by hydroelectric stations stands as a testament to Sakha's dedication towards sustainable energy sources. These impressive structures not only provide electricity but also symbolize progress and development for future generations. Mining plays an essential role in shaping Sakha's economy, with gold mining dredges dotting its landscapes like industrial giants tirelessly extracting precious resources from beneath the earth's surface. Meanwhile, diamond mining operations highlight how this region holds treasures beyond imagination. As we witness gold mine drilling activities unfold before our eyes, we gain insight into Sakha’s resource-rich nature and the determination of its people to harness these riches responsibly.