Özet:

Turkish Islamic art has revealed valuable works of art in a wide geography with the developing conquests; many nations admired it in terms of aesthetics, splendor and elegance. Turkish bookbinding art continued under the roof of Karamanid after the Seljuks in the Anatolian geography, and with the era of the Fatih, the Ottoman bookbinding art formed its own style. While  the decoration program in Islamic art from the 9th century to the end of the 13th century was composed of geometric patterns, new searches emerged until the classical period, and different experiments emerged in the technical context, with the transition from geometric decoration to floral motifs. Manisa, the city of princes; It is an important city where many scientific activities were carried out during the Ottoman Period. 13.105 manuscripts in Manisa Manuscript Library were examined and it was determined that 14 bookbinding of Arabic manuscripts be long to the Early Ottoman Period. We believe that the samples in the library will make a significant  contribution to the work in this field so that there are few examples of the Early Period in  the art of binding and that consistent determinations about the ornamentation of this period  can be made properly.

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