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Hand woven red wool horizontally pieced ground with polychrome silk embroidery. The panel is hand stitched at the edges and in a grid pattern, to black cotton fabric. There is no edge binding or backing. The verso is not visible.

Ilgich, 20th century

Kungrat

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Pieced fringe with warp-twined (tablet) heading and cloth band Pieced, block-printed lining. Pieced, black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. Striped cotton twill binding; embroidered silk tape edging with integral fringe. Red dominates. Center square with wide embroidered border on 3 sides. The embroidery is presently hand stitched to a fabric covered mount; the verso is not visible. Mounted and stitched through a white scrim and screen to a white linen covered strainer (wood).

Ilgich, early 20th century

Kungrat

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Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. The edges are unfinished, and have been trimmed since the existing photo was taken. The embroidery is presently hand stitched to a fabric covered mount; the verso is not visible. Center square with wide embroidered border that is interrupted to accommodate. Stitched to white flannel and cotton black fabric covered strainer. Chain stitch.

Ilgich, 20th century

Kungrat

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Fringe with warp-twined (LM) heading, warp-twined (LM) band Black wool ground with silk chain stitch embroidery and two attached silk edgings on four sides. The fringe is cotton. Interior edging is woven in red and white. Outside is all red and carries the fringe. The embroidery is presently hand stitched to a fabric mount; the verso is not visible. It is mounted and sewn through a white flannel on a black wool covered strainer. Red and yellow dominate.

Tabaklau ilgich, late 19th century

Kungrat or Durmen

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Cloth band. Red wool ground with fine polychrome silk embroidery in chain stitch (tambour work?) Striped woven cotton binding applied on the bias. The embroidery is presently hand stitched to a fabric covered mount; the verso is not visible. Stitched to a black wool covered strainer. (wood)

At torba ilgich, late 19th century

Lakai

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