Ilgich c. 19th century
lakai
minneapolisinstituteofart
silk, textile, 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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fashion and textile design
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geometric pattern
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ethnic pattern
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repetition of 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
"Ilgich" is a 19th-century woven textile from the Caucasus region, currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The piece features a complex geometric pattern with a bold color palette of red, green, yellow, and blue on a dark background. The intricate design, woven with wool and silk, is framed by a wide border of tassels, adding to its visual appeal and signifying its cultural significance. This Ilgich, a type of traditional rug, would have served both practical and symbolic purposes, showcasing the skill of the weaver and representing the cultural heritage of the Caucasus.
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