Uuk kap Ilgich late 19th-early 20th 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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organic 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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funky pattern
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repetitive pattern
"Uuk kap Ilgich" is a late 19th to early 20th century textile panel created by the Lakai people of Kazakhstan. The piece, housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, features a vibrant green background adorned with intricately embroidered patterns. The most prominent motifs are stylized paisley shapes, executed in various colors and textures. These are often seen as symbols of fertility and abundance in Central Asian cultures. The panel, measuring 22 x 13 1/2 inches, demonstrates the Lakai's skilled craftsmanship in embroidery, showcasing their artistic heritage.
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