Brief Analysis of Uyghur Atlas

Xiakeer Saitaer

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.627.594

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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vol. 627Brief Analysis of Uyghur Atlas

Brief Analysis of Uyghur Atlas

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Uyghur atlas plays important roles in Uyghur dress and adornment. Atlas silk is an embodiment of the wisdom and civilization of Xinjiang ethnic groups. The main value of the traditional atlas silk lies in its unique colors and patterns, dying technique and cultural connotation. The use of atlas silk as dress material is the favorite for Xinjiang ethnic women, especially Uyghur women. The legend, classification and knitting process as well as some protective measures are introduced in this paper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 627)

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594-597

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December 2012

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Xiakeer Saitaer

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ATLAS, Folk Arts and Crafts

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