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Keywords
Tuva, cop-sook salchaks, Savyr Salchak, emchi lama, skilled craftsman, jeweler blacksmith, Tuvan chess
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How to Cite
Salchak, V.S. (2019) ‘Savyr Salchak as one of the skilled masters of Bai Taiga: УДК 745/749(571.52)’, The Art of Eurasia, (3), pp. 178–186. doi:10.25712/ASTU.2518-7767.2019.03.013.
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Abstract
The author of the article conducts a study based on the recollections of witnesses of historical events in which craftsmen took a direct part. Its task is to present information unknown to the general public about Salchak Savyr Chamyyanovich, master jeweler, emchi lama, and return to the history of art the name of one of the prominent representatives of the Bai-Taiga masters. Turning to biographical information about skilled craftsmen and revealing their versatile talents is important both for preserving the history of the family and for restoring the continuity between generations of folk art masters.
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