Analysis of the tattoo of the clan representative community and its positive deformation in societyImplementation and location of the red color as a basis of traditional Krolovets towels
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2018.140132Keywords:
tattoo, design, clan society, grouping, functions, types of tattoos, aesthetic component, highly artistic drawingsKrolevets towel, Slobozhanshchyna, artistic, ethnographic, craft, weaving, red color, compositionsAbstract
The article clarifies the features of the artistic ethnographic works of the Ukrainian Slobozhanshchyna - Krolevets towel. The technology of manufacturing raw materials for ancient weaving production, as well as features of motifs in the structure of drawings and colors, which the craftsmen used, is considered. The emphasis of the impact on the uniqueness of the special style of the Krolevets towel and their destination on compositional decisions on the special events of the life of the inhabitants and society as a whole
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