A RESEARCH OF THE WEAVING IN THE KARADENIZ EREGLI MUSEUM

The use of weaves is quite common in people's daily life. It is used in a wide range from clothing products to household goods. It was seen that the ancient civilizations, especially those found in the Central Asian region, they produced weaving for the needs and they were decorated according to their own tastes. People not only to take advantage of the functional features; but also with the colors and patterns used in the situation, feelings, thoughts and beliefs have shown with the weaving. Therefore, the place, importance and meaning of weaving in our culture is quite high. Anatolia is a rich region in terms of variety of weavings. There are different types of weaving throughout the Black Sea region. Floor covering products, carpets, prayer rugs, saddlebags, bed and pillow covers, fabrics, etc. a wide variety of products are included. Within the scope of the research, the Karadeniz Ereğli Museum in Zonguldak was chosen as the research universe in order to examine how the Black Sea culture is reflected in the weavings. is located is also notable because of its historical significance. as Hali Pasha Mansion. The building where the museum The museum is located in a building known The mansion has three floors and artifacts are exhibited in each floor and garden. The research subject was selected from the daily room on the third floor of the museum. The subject of the research was selected from eight different types of woven arts from the household group of daily life, which are on display and in storage. The color, pattern, composition, technical properties and current status of the weavings were examined. The data was presented in tabular form and recorded visually and textually with photographs.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15809416
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Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies
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A RESEARCH OF THE WEAVING IN THE KARADENIZ EREGLI MUSEUM

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies
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A RESEARCH OF THE WEAVING IN THE KARADENIZ EREGLI MUSEUM

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Abstract

The use of weaves is quite common in people's daily life. It is used in a wide range from clothing products to household goods. It was seen that the ancient civilizations, especially those found in the Central Asian region, they produced weaving for the needs and they were decorated according to their own tastes. People not only to take advantage of the functional features; but also with the colors and patterns used in the situation, feelings, thoughts and beliefs have shown with the weaving. Therefore, the place, importance and meaning of weaving in our culture is quite high. Anatolia is a rich region in terms of variety of weavings. There are different types of weaving throughout the Black Sea region. Floor covering products, carpets, prayer rugs, saddlebags, bed and pillow covers, fabrics, etc. a wide variety of products are included. Within the scope of the research, the Karadeniz Ereğli Museum in Zonguldak was chosen as the research universe in order to examine how the Black Sea culture is reflected in the weavings. is located is also notable because of its historical significance. as Hali Pasha Mansion. The building where the museum The museum is located in a building known The mansion has three floors and artifacts are exhibited in each floor and garden. The research subject was selected from the daily room on the third floor of the museum. The subject of the research was selected from eight different types of woven arts from the household group of daily life, which are on display and in storage. The color, pattern, composition, technical properties and current status of the weavings were examined. The data was presented in tabular form and recorded visually and textually with photographs.

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