Reflection of yazma printing tecniques to the contemporary fashion design
2010
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ergin İnan
Abstract (EN)
Turkish handicraft ?yazmacılık?, is our one of the most popular handicraft in Anatolia. Through the human history, woman has determined her dressing up and shaped her dressing considering the region.Woman has always tried to reflect her inner side with her dressing and accesories. For example, they have chosen colorful dresses to show their happinnes and they have chosen dark dresses to show their sadness.The quality of the fabric has been the symbol of welfare but more importantly effort on the fabric has turned into the effort on love. Designs on dresses have reflected the senses and the mystery. Starting with the development of the civilazations, dressing has begun more esthetic and feminine. One of this art is called ?yazmacılık?. The aim of this work is to take up the work of ?yazmacılık? art?s effect on dressing and fashion, that occurs by figuring on the fabric with brush or woodcut.KEY WORDS: Yazmacılık, Shape, Print, Woman, Fashion (dressing), Design.
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Serpil Koç
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Yeditepe University
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Serpil Koç (Master Thesis). Reflection of yazma printing tecniques to the contemporary fashion design, 2010, Yeditepe University.
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