Tabaklau ilgich c. late 19th century

"Tabaklau ilgich" is a late 19th century embroidered textile from the Minneapolis Institute of Art, crafted with intricate and vibrant patterns. Its dark green background is adorned with colorful circular motifs that evoke stylized suns, a common motif in Central Asian textile art, suggesting a cultural connection to the region. The artwork's intricate, geometric patterns are reminiscent of traditional folk art and the use of vibrant colors showcases the craftsmanship of the textile artist. The artwork also features a fringed edge, an additional detail common in Central Asian textiles, adding to the visual appeal and cultural significance of the piece.