Create a highly realistic cinematic video of the exact Kazakh yurt shown in the reference images. Preserve its original architecture and proportions: the cream-white felt walls and dome, dark burgundy wooden roof ribs, central shanyraq opening, black-and-white traditional Kazakh ornamental wall textiles, and rich red patterned floor carpets.
Remove all people completely. Remove every modern classroom object, including school desks, chairs, papers, phones, bottles, bags, and any visible equipment. Transform the space into a warm, authentic traditional Kazakh home interior, as if it were prepared to welcome guests.
Arrange several beautifully carved wooden sandyk chests neatly along the walls. Add folded colorful korpe quilts, thick floor cushions, embroidered pillows, traditional textile bedding, and woven blankets. Place a low round dastarkhan table in the center of the yurt, covered with a clean white tablecloth. On the table, include realistic traditional food and tea: golden baursak, bowls of fresh fruit, dried fruits, sweets, nuts, a ceramic teapot, small piala tea bowls, plates, and traditional serving dishes.
The interior should feel lived-in, elegant, cozy, and culturally authentic — not like a museum or a staged set. Use warm natural daylight coming softly through the shanyraq, subtle shadows, realistic fabric wrinkles, detailed wood grain, authentic carpet texture, and gentle movement of small hanging tassels.
Camera movement: begin at the open entrance, then slowly glide into the yurt at eye level. Move past the decorated sandyk chests and korpe cushions toward the dastarkhan table. Finish with a slow upward tilt toward the central shanyraq, showing the radial wooden roof structure and soft daylight above.
Photorealistic, documentary-style cinematography, natural colors, high-detail textures, realistic lighting, stable yurt structure, 4K quality, calm and welcoming atmosphere. No people, no text, no logos, no modern furniture, no classroom items, no d
