Museum Description of Kazakh Traditional Clothing Containing Ornament (Based on Collection of Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan)

2024

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DOI 10.62625/7153.2024.97.68.019
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Abstract

В статье уделено внимание описанию традиционной одежды казахов с элементами орнамента на материалах коллекции Центрального государственного музея Республики Казахстан. Представлены особенности основных мотивов казахского орнамента, их названия. Доказано, что изучать и систематизировать народный орнамент в отрыве от предметов, на которые он традиционно наносился и для которых во многом создавался и перерабатывался, представляется невозможным. Выявлено, как узоры сочетаются между собой и дополняют друг друга, подчиняясь закону композиции. Об этом говорит орнаментация практически всех изделий казахского народного прикладного искусства, отделка и украшения народного костюма и других предметов материально-бытовой культуры. The paper pays attention to the description of Kazakh traditional clothes with ornamental elements based on materials of the collection of the Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The features of the main motives of Kazakh ornament and its names are presented. It is proved that it is impossible to study and systematize folk ornament in isolation from the object it was traditionally drawn upon, created and manufactured for. It was shown how the patterns are combined and complement each other, obeying the law of composition. It is proved by the ornamentation of almost all pieces of the Kazakh national applied art, decoration and ornaments of folk costumes and other items of material and everyday culture.