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Keywords
hand weaving, artistic processing of felt, Munkhsoyol Batsukh, Mongolian arts and crafts
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Onufrienko, D.E. (2021) ‘The revival of felt art in Mongolia in the case of the artist Munkhsoyol Batsukh: УДК 745/749+746(517.3)’, The Art of Eurasia, (3), pp. 104–115. doi:10.46748/ARTEURAS.2021.03.009.
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Abstract
The object of the study is the work of Munkhsoyol Batsukh, one of the masters of decorative and applied art. The article considers the issues of the history of the development of the felt art of Mongolia, its development over the centuries. The author showed that the traditions of folk masters are not lost, but are actively used by modern masters. In particular, the techniques that have developed in the Hunnic times are being revived. Mongolian floral and geometric patterns are widespread in ornamentation, images of folk mythic poetics are used in plot compositions. The article analyzes three series of works by the artist — large carpets for solemn government ceremonies, “The connection between the past and the present”, “Hunting scenes”.
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