Abstract:

In this study, it is aimed to examine the technical, color, pattern and composition properties of some hand-made pendants displayed at Bitlis Ethnography Museum. For this purpose, necessary permits were taken from the relevant authorities, and the seven embroidered fish and these inventory records exhibited at Bitlis Ethnography Museum were examined. In our work, these seven peshkirs' technical, color, pattern and composition features are included. In inventory records, only recorded time of fish, their size and short information about them were found. In the embroidered peshkirs included in the study, it was observed that technically, generally flat and vertebrae calculus needle, verebe pesent, vertebral wrapping, flat wrapping, fishbone and eye treatment techniques were used. It was observed that many colors were applied in the peshkirs as the coloring and mostly green color was used. As a motif and composition, all of the puppets were found with herbal beads placed on short edges.

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