Spindle whorls used in Anatolia and their interpretations in contemporary ceramic art
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Abstract (EN)
Like the present day, clothing is one of the most basic needs of people. The production of rope from animal and vegetable raw materials for the garments that people cannot give up and the production of these fabrics by touching them has formed one of the important industries of the ancient times. Spinning has been one of the most important tasks women do. In ancient age, spindle, spindle whorl was used to transform the wool into a rope. Spindle whorls are used in many settlements in Anatolia in ancient times. These objects, which have survived from past to present, attracted the interest of archeology, but became material of art and did not exclude a few studies abroad. In this study, spindle whorls are going to be explored from Anatolia to today and their interpretations within the boundaries of contemporary ceramic art are aimed.
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Yasemin Gül
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Yasemin Gül (Doctorate thesis). Spindle whorls used in Anatolia and their interpretations in contemporary ceramic art, 2021, Hacettepe University.
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