Keywords
Tuvan culture, jewelry, silver, bell earrings, Sergey Kochaa, floral ornament, color symbolism,
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Noozun O. K. The art heritage of Sergey Kochaa // The Art of Eurasia, 2019. № 3 (14). P. 170-177. URL: https://doi.org/10.25712/ASTU.2518-7767.2019.03.012.
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Abstract
This article is about the work of the honored artist of the Tuva Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic Sergei Khomushkuevich Kochaa. In particular, it presents an art analysis of silver earrings with bell pendants. It is revealed that plant motifs were drawn from the surrounding world, suggesting diverse and quite perfect artistic solutions. The given details of the ornament, the choice of color carry certain information, are significantly enriched and changed due to the shamanistic views of the master, assimilated with Buddhism. Using traditional motifs in his work, and also under the influence of certain conditions, Sergey Kochaa was able to give these motifs specific features only for his work, which later became an integral part of the original art direction.
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