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Traditional motives showing themselves on different objects and structural elements from the past to the present have an important place in Turkish Arts. The geometric motifs seen in the 13th century Selçuklu art in wood, stone and chine, with its intense use in compositions, have increased the value of our cultural heritage. Although the use of geometric motifs as a decor element was found in the pre-Islamic periods, especially in the Selçuklu period, the architectural structures have reached the highest level in the inner and external surfaces.  One of the main elements of geometric arrangements that make up the characteristic characteristic of the period is the star motifs. Although the stars have different corner numbers, they have found an extensive use in the stone and chine spots of the Selchukular architectural structures. The stars, with their continuous interference and reflecting the character of 'unity in multitude', carry the most important basic motivation feature that represents the architectural structure against the outside with the intense use of the crown doors. In addition to carrying symbolic meanings concerning the eternity of the universe, the star motivation, also known as the symbolic meaning of Turkey, has created an important design heritage for today’s ceramic coat industry with rich patterns and patterns. In this article, examining the Selçuklu star motifs, which have different corner numbers, researched the forms of use in today's industrial ceramic curve designs, 13. Explaining the impact of century Selçuklu traces on today's ceramic coral decor designs, the Selçuklu star motivation in today's contemporary ceramic coral designs has been presented with example coral design applications in accordance with today's digital printing technology.

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