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Warp-twined (LM) band. Pieced red and green wool flannel ground with polychrome silk embroidery. There is a block printed cotton substrate beneath the wool. The top edge and the upper four inches of the PR edge retain a narrow embroidered silk finishing band. The remaining edges are raw. There is no backing. Center shield-shaped design surrounded border. Embroidered through backing. Chain stitch.

Uuk kap ilgich, 19th century

Kungrat

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Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery through a substrate of pieced printed and striped cotton. The edges are unfinished and there is no backing. Center square with wide borders. All embroidered. Chain stitch.

Ilgich, early 20th century

Kungrat

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Black wool plain weave ground with polychrome silk embroidery. The panel is mounted at the edges to black cotton fabric; the verso is not visible. Chain stitch in both directions alternate.

At torba ilgich, 19th century

Lakai

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Braided-net fringe, embroidered and warp-twined (LM) bands. Black wool ground with polychrome silk embroidery. There is an attached braided fringe with silk and cotton tassels. The edging is a red and white cross stitch band worked on red cotton. Wrapped tassels are randomly placed solid colors center design with 3-sided border. The embroidery is presently hand stitched to a fabric covered mount; the verso is not visible. Mounted and sewn through white flannel to a black wool covered wood strainer.

Ilgich, late 19th-early 20th century

Kungrat or Durmen

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