This is a commemorative stamp sheet (miniature sheet) issued in Turkmenistan in 1992. This sheet depicts the following elements symbolizing the country's culture and industry, centered around a map of Turkmenistan: Center: Map of Turkmenistan. Upper right circle: Head of the Akhal-Teke, a rare horse native to Turkmenistan. On the map: Symbols such as camels, oil drilling towers (oil exploration), and deserts. Lower left red text: The denomination "10,0" is displayed. Turkmenistan is located in southwestern Central Asia and is a permanently neutral country, with approximately 85% of its territory covered by the Karakum Desert. It is a resource-rich country boasting the world's fourth-largest natural gas reserves, and is famous for Ashgabat, the futuristic capital with white marble buildings, and the "Door to Hell," which has been burning for over 40 years. B0317