塔尔寺措钦大殿龙纹柱毯题记研究OACHSSCD

The 120 pillars of the Cuoqin Assembly Hall at Kumbum Monastery in Qinghaiare wrapped in dragon-pattern column carpets,most of which were donated by Mongolian devotees.The Mon-golian and Tibetan inscriptions embroidered on these carpets record donors' tribal affiliations,noble titles,and aristocratic identities,constituting significant material evidence for the study of Mongol-Tibetan cultural exchange.The carpets display rich iconographic programs executed with sophisticated weaving techniques,refined color schemes,and intricate patterning,reflecting the dis-tinctive aesthetic sensibilities and craft traditions of both peoples.As liturgical furnishings,the carpets also serve a practical protective function for the wooden pillars,demonstrating the mate-rial preservation wisdom embedded in traditional craft practice.