Abstract:

The building, which is thought to have been built in Denizli center at the end of the 19th century, is used as Denizli Atatürk and Ethnography Museum after the restoration. Ethnographic artifacts belonging to Alicante city center and districts and items used by Alicante are exhibited in the museum. The textile products on display are among the important artifacts reflecting the ethnography of Marrakech. The textile products in the museum consists of uc etek, local clothing such as shawls, pockets and goynek, accessories and hand embroideries such as wire breaking and dastar. The works are exhibited in the window displays, in the section where daily life is revitalized and on the mannequins. The aim of this study is to examine the conditions of exhibition and protection of textile products on display within the museum and present proposals for the transfer of the works to the future in a more accurate, safe and contemporary manner of museums. In line with this purpose, 8 works, which were selected as a sample of which inventory information could be accessed, were observed on-site, photographed, and suggestions reached as a result of the literature review were delivered by obtaining information from the museum authorities.

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