Özet:

Rug weaving, which belongs to the traditional textiles group in handicrafts, has spread from Anatolia to Balkans by gaining a universal language. Bosnia rugs which are still being weaved today are a good example. Rug weaving in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was established after Yugoslavia, is a cultural tradition that has been going on since the Ottoman Empire. The aim of this study is to examine the motif and composition characteristics of Bosnian rugs and rugsof the Konya region where traditional features are still intense. In the study, the rugs identified through field study in Sarajevo and Konya were examined. In this article, Bosnian rugs will be evaluated in terms of pattern structures, color motifs and composition characteristics and compared with the rugs of Konya region.

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