Investigation of color, motif and composition characteristics of plain weavings detected in Burdur Altınyayla (Dirmil) district
2022
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Altınyayla (Dirmil) town of Burdur province and its affiliated villages, in the southwest of Anatolia, the region called "Tekeli" is geographically located in the Lakes Region is slected for Field research. It has been determined by the sample weavings that the weaving culture, which is the continuation of the art cultures of the Turkmen communities, which is the extension of the Oghuz tribe, is also app-lied in this region. The study related to the subject has been carried out with the method of litera-ture review and field research, and the information about the plain weaving in the region has been determined by me by inteviews with the owners of the weavings. The sample weavings determined as a result of the research were handled by adhering to the information and naming specific to the region, the dimensions of 64 sample weavings were measured using meters, the color, burning and composition characteristics of the weavings were analyzed and catalog information, burn typo-logies and graphics related to the analysis were given.
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Dr. Öznur Kalkan
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Öznur Kalkan (Master Thesis). Investigation of color, motif and composition characteristics of plain weavings detected in Burdur Altınyayla (Dirmil) district, 2022, Akdeniz University.
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