Abstract:

Surface studies have been carried out in different areas within the scope of the changing understanding of art from the past to the present. Experimental design applications are made on ceramics, tiles, furniture, home accessories in the architectural field, on textiles and on clothes, shoes, bags in the field of fashion, with different materials and surface decorations with different techniques. Within the scope of these applications, studies on fabrics in the field of textile were examined. Felting and felt fabric properties, which are used in many products and are practiced as a major art today, have been investigated. As a first step within the scope of the study, inspired by the Tatewaku symbol of Japanese culture, a motif was created and an accessory design was made. A total of 4 designs were created, with the felt material forming the floor. The selected Tatewaku symbol is placed on the felt surface with the help of sewing and gluing, using different materials. The materials used, the formation process of the designs and their final state were photographed and explained and transferred. The purpose of this study; The aim is to present the results of the same motif on the same surface, using different materials and techniques, within the scope of surface work.

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