Uuk kap ilgich c. late 19th century
lakai
minneapolisinstituteofart
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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wool
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geometric pattern
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ethnic pattern
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repetition of pattern
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vertical pattern
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pattern repetition
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cotton
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layered pattern
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combined pattern
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repetitive pattern
"Uuk kap ilgich," a late 19th-century embroidered textile by Lakai, is an example of Kyrgyz folk art. The piece features a central, stylized floral motif reminiscent of a paisley design, rendered in vibrant hues of yellow, red, and green against a red background. The use of intricate, swirling patterns and floral motifs is characteristic of Kyrgyz embroidery traditions, often used to decorate clothing, household items, and ceremonial objects. This particular textile is a striking example of the artistry and skill of Kyrgyz embroiderers, and its vibrant colors and intricate designs continue to captivate viewers today.
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