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Uygur Culture: The Uyghur'S Silk Fabrics

2010/7/31 15:22:00 175

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It is a kind of silk that Xinjiang Uygur women like. It is made of the clothes made by the AI dresses and become the Uygur women.

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"Ai Lai Si" means "tie dye".

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The silk was dyed and dyed on the warp by the way of dyeing and dyeing in ancient China.

It is a very meticulous and tedious work, mostly completed by experienced Uygur artists.

The image, layout and color matching of the pattern must be carefully and carefully calculated.

After dyeing, warping, warping and weaving are finished.

During the dyeing process, the shapes of the patterns are soaked by dye solution, forming natural color haloes, scattered and scattered, and not messy. It not only increases the sense of hierarchy and color of the pattern, but also forms the unique pattern characteristics of the AI's silk and has a strong national style.

It is said that the pattern of the silk fabric is evolved from the wood grain, comb pattern and the pattern of the national musical instruments of the dried fruits of the tree.

Xinjiang's silk fabrics are mainly produced in Kashi, Shache, Hetian and Luopu in southern Xinjiang.

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The style and color are not the same in different producing areas.

Hetian and Luopu's Adelis silk are black and black. They are simple and bright. They often use white or black or white flowers. They are red, white, blue, white and black. They are decorated with small pieces of golden yellow, sapphire blue, green and orange. They make the colors varied and show the geographical characteristics and the aesthetic taste of the local people.

Kashi and Shache's Ellis silk is known for its colourful colors. Its fine texture is often used in emerald, blue, yellow, green, pink, purple, orange, golden, black and white.

Because of the strong arrangement and strong contrast of colors, the patterns are colorful and dazzling, giving people a sense of rhythm and happiness.

Because of the romantic and wonderful patterns and the variety of colors, it can be used by Uygur women of different ages. Therefore, Uygur women, whether young or old, like to beautify themselves with the aid of the silk cloth.