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Usage of the famele figure at functional ceramic product design

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2011
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?Usage of the famele figure at functional ceramic product design?, The Neolithic periods people provides us the first solid information about Anatolian`s religion.The neolithic people`s view of the religion `s been reflected in the works of art which has arived to present time.The woman`s fertility and body parts especially breasts,belly and hips has appeared on a minitureart much before the Neolithic period.because of these parts of the body , women became goddess and they've begun in glorify the woman.And the woman`s been symbol of blessing and reproduction is so far.But the woman`s reign will not last long .By various of tricks,cheatings male dominated basic society will be began at the end of the Neolithic period by patriarchal system.starting from the prehistoric times to the belief of the mother goddess with the neolithic period`s people have began to make figurines.Ceramic clays mostly available in all regions of Anatolia and versality has preferred as main materialThey believed those figurines ve had special power and they ve produced easy carry around idols and thode idols followed by antromorfic containers.Usually pregnant woman shaped containers they produced and formatted as a belly wide chamber.Female figures which were to be depicted according to the needs of different shape and purpose in later periods.Woman figures haven`t lost any popularity since.In the predominantly artistic and functional pottery is still the subject of interest by artists in our century. This subject unfortunately is not popular on functional studies and that`s why alternative and form recommendations made to the research. And those functional ceramic woman bodies designed to eligible our lives much easier.

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Sedef Oytun

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Sedef Oytun (Master Thesis). Usage of the famele figure at functional ceramic product design, 2011, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University.

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