The propagation of motifs in combined cloth fabrics in Anatolia (Western Black Sea environment)

Taraklı connected to the province of Sakarya; history, its own cultural heritage, still retains its historical texture, is a province with a demographic structure and privilege. From a demographic point of view, there are many ethnic groups living in Tarakli. These ethnic groups are communal-immigrant communities that migrate to Taraklı. This migratory place is located in the Western Black Sea Region. Taraklı is in the important trade route, thus contributing to the development of handicrafts due to the development of trade as well as the cultural elements of these ethnic groups also migrating. Handicrafts in Tarakli Province; blacksmithing, weaving, saddlery, spoilage, leprosy, saddlery, favors, spoons, shoemaking, walking and combing. The root of the weaving, which is among these handicrafts, is based on ancient ages. Weaving types are in touch with the needs of the people in the wooden weaving looms established in the houses. The types of cloth weaving done in Tarakli Province are as follows; Don Bezi, Örtü and Çarşaf Bezi. The similarity between cultures shows up to the architects handicrafts, from cloth fabrics to motifs on the surface. Humans who are in search of a gentle discovery have paid attention to the richness of the visual aspect and placed forms that symbolize themselves on the surface of the goods they use or that describe their own cultivated self. These forms correspond to the motif in terms of terms on the weaving surface. It examines the spread of motifs in combed cloth fabrics to Anatolia and shows that there is a link between ethnic structures of motifs in order to determine migration paths. Because the symbols constitute an opening towards a historical world. In this context, the fact that the fact that the ethnic structure has been investigated and the fact that the migrated person is moving is not just the effect on people, but the fact that they have changed the place with their skill and culture. For this reason, migration affects not only emigration but also immigration.