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Handmade Hakkari Sine Original Wool On Cotton Kilim

NAME          : HAKKARİ SINE KILIM

TEXTURE    : WOOL ON COTTON

SUMMARY  : Hand Made, Hand Spinning, Perfect Colors Etc.

 

Hakkari Sine wool on cotton kilim “Seccade”.

Original       : %100 Natural Wool On Cotton

Original       : Weaving on woven

Origin          : Hakkari Sine

Quality         : High Quality

Original       : Hand Made

Condition    : New                     

Size             : 150 * 124 cm, 59" * 49" inch.

Code            : Kilim 400

 

SİNE

It is the kilim type which needs the biggest labor among the kilims in the region. All of the motifs consist of geometrical figures. It has two or three central parts. The main motif consists of geometrical patterns without a certain style, it generally resembles a quadrilateral butthe sides are not regular. It is surrounded by little decorating rectangles, squares and opposite triangles. Between these, stylised cup and deer motifs take place. At the central part the ground colour is white, while the corners are dark blue. The side contour is framed with the stylised triangles and the corners and the central parts consisting of the sine motif. Various colours are used, the dominant ones being red, white, dark blue and black. The kilim is used rather for decoration, as an object of exhibition.

Kilims Having preserved many of their pattern characteristics from Middle Asia, Anatolian tapestry has developed during the Seljukian period in teh 13 th century and local peculiarities have appeared in various regions. Hakkari tapestry a version of Anatolian tapestry, are produced in the region as a traditional craft of the Türkmen communities.

Kilims since their beginning, were not created just for meeting man's physical needs but also for his psychological wishes. Religious beliefs and ritual life enrich and develop philosophical thoughts and the soul of man. This influences both the artist and his work in various ways. Just looking at the motifs and compositions in the  kilims makas this evident.

The figures and patterns used show the mood of the woman producing the kilims who usually expresses her inner feelings and ideas, which she is unable to disclose directly, on her products as if writing them on paper.

The meanings of the motives in kilims are different depending on the region. However, generally the motives symbolize religious beliefs, nobility and the power. The language of the kilims not only indicates the skill of the weaver but also transmits their messages.         

 

All of our rugs will be sent to you as pictured. You will receive the item exactly same as the photo.

 

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