The Decorate Art On Pillars In Apake Hoja Mazar In Kash Of Xinjiang Province

Pillar is an important load-bearing elements of construction, decoration make pillar's type has a particular aesthetic and cultural significance. Pillar's type at the religious architecture not only the load-bearing structure, it is more important that the decoration of buildings having religious significance, at the same time it is a cultural product and cultural existence. Kashgar Apak Hoja Mazar is a famous historical and cultural heritage, and its pillar's type not only has the role of landscape architecture, and the bearer of cultural memory of the building.In this paper, we are study pillar's type at Kashgar Apak Hoja Mazar with photo picture, survey and so on. Access a large number of literatures, use of the history and current with reference to research. Decorative Art at Apak Hoja Mazar will be the performance of the systematic finishing, with history of home and abroad, the similar or the same analogy points to find out similarities and differences, integrated Kashgar special geographical location, history, cultural background, and reference view of experts ,the decoration in the interpretation of the meaning implicit in order to derive such a style factor. At the same time, illustrations have the text and picture description, this way make illustrations more objective and real.Kashgar Apak Hoja Mazar pillar's type have elegant decoration, rich patterns, bright colors, showing a high level of technology, so it is the fine decorative arts in Uygur people. It not only the unique value in itself, but also with resolve decorative national traditions, East-West cultural exchange, and many other cultural values. Today, as a result of the rapid development of society, Xinjiang provence traditional folk arts and crafts space is getting smaller and smaller. Through in-depth study of decorative arts and crafts at Pillar's type in Apak Hoja Mazar in order to promoting national development of decorative arts and enrich national art, to promote the contribution of culture to do something.