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Innovations in Ornamental Culture as a Process of Loss of the Sacred (on the Example of Russian Textile Ornament of the XVIII — Early XX Centuries)

The article examines the process of interaction between tradition and innovation in the culture of textile ornament. The stability of the tradition of ornamental elements is investigated from the point of view of the ontology of an archaic society, its inextricable connection with the ritual. The process of shifting the cultural significance of the phenomenon of ornament from the sacred to the decorative is considered as a mechanism for the formation of innovations on the material of the ornament of Russian embroidery and printed pattern on fabric of the 18th — early 20th centuries.