By B.Nandin
The large-format, English-language book presents Mongolia’s national falcon through high-quality photography and concise narrative, exploring its historical symbolism, traditional falconry, Tengri-inspired cultural meaning, and conservation issues. The 300-page volume is produced in a museum-grade 38×31 cm format with a gold-embossed cover and a luxury clamshell case, published in limited quantity.
The book documents the 10 falcon species found in Mongolia, their ecological roles, and their unique place in nomadic heritage. It blends fine-art imagery with cultural and educational content, making it one of the most comprehensive publications on Mongolian falconry to date. The title is published in limited quantity, designed for collectors, museums, and international readers interested in Mongolia’s cultural identity.
Author Kh.Enkhjargal said “The falcon embodies the spirit and courage of the Mongolian people. I wanted to portray its cultural and historical significance in a modern visual form.”
Ayan Editions founder Ch.Batzaya added “This is more than a bird portrait—it reflects Mongolia’s wild nature and ancestral heritage.”
As a luxury fine-art publisher, Ayan Editions continues its mission to present Mongolia’s natural and cultural treasures at world-class standards, following the success of the acclaimed “Snow Leopard” art book.
Source: Zuuniimedee № 234 (7731)
December 12, 2025
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