Da-our by Lakai

Da-our late 19th-early 20th century

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silk, textile, wool, cotton

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pattern heavy

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natural stone pattern

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silk

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textile

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collage layering style

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wool

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fashion and textile design

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ethnic pattern

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pattern repetition

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cotton

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textile design

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layered pattern

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combined pattern

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ethnic design

"Da-our" is a textile created by Lakai in the late 19th to early 20th centuries, and is now housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The artwork depicts a black textile with elaborate embroidery, featuring floral motifs and geometric patterns in vibrant hues of red, green, yellow, and blue. This type of textile, known as a da-our, was traditionally used as a decorative cloth or a saddle cover, signifying cultural and personal significance within its respective community. Its intricate details and vibrant colors highlight the rich artistic traditions of its unknown origin.

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