Model's Description:
The Legend of Oghuz Khan - Baatar's Belt Buckle 3D Model, Optimized by RigModels.com, Fully textured with UV Mapping and materials.
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Xiongnu-inspired Hunnic belt buckles for my project: The Legend of Oghuz Khan.
The wolves on each buckle are shaped like clouds, symbolizing Oghuz’s sovereignty over the earth. In Hunnic and Turkic culture, the left or East is considered the superior cardinal direction; hence, a prince associated with the East would often be designated as heir to the khanate. As such, the horse, symbolizing the nomad, is placed on the East in contrast to the dragon that represents the Han, or non-bow wielding peoples. Nonetheless, both the horse and the dragon are shown to be powerless against the wolves that represent Hunnic superiority.
Stylistically, the buckles emulate the classic look of Xiongnu and Hunnic jewelry: gold, granulated, with carnelians/agate stones, and cloud and predatory based motiffs.
The belt is still a work in progress.
The symbolic descriptions are not meant to be offensive. They reflect the ideologies of the distant past and are thus not meant to be viewed from a modern perspective 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 660033 polygons.
Model's Description:
The Little girl wearing kazakh national costume 3D Model, Optimized by RigModels.com, Fully textured with UV Mapping and materials.
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This is my first experience in creation a lowpoly character model from a hipoly model.
The Little girl wearing festive clothing - kazakh traditional costume - a velvet jacket with pattern embroidered with gold threads, a silk dress with similar pattern, leather boots, a leather belt, a silver belt buckle, silk ribbons with silver decorations for braids
Kazakh cultural heritage is reflected in its national dress. Life on the steppe and various nomadic religious beliefs influenced traditional Kazakh clothing—it was practical in that it protected from the cold and windy weather, was comfortable to wear on horseback, and was also made of natural materials. The quality of clothes and their individual elements also made it possible to ascertain the social status of a Kazakh and the family or clan to which he belonged. Traditionally, poorer people wore clothes made from the skins of wild animals while the rich sometimes made theirs from imported materials such as silk and velvet. 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 88454 polygons.
