Özet:

The Turkish people who migrated from Central Asia to the various regions of Anadolu and continued to live here, in the daily life of accommodation, protection, housing, etc. They performed the art of textures for their needs. Kilim documents, which have an important place in the Turkish culture, arise as a result of cultural accumulation and have taken over the task of social memory. It is the use of the motives that reflect love, death, fear, nazar, hope and collective thoughts that make them so valuable in these documents. The motives with their own languages and subtitles, although the name differs from place to place, the purpose of use is almost the same, and the abstract art is the simplest state. One of the motives found in the kilums in different places in Anadolu is the wolf's motives. The motif of the turtle is associated with "protection" and "protection". This motivation, which also has its cultural narratives and function, is the interpretation of some traditional rituals in Anatolia that are associated with immortality.In fact, the wolf is a very important symbol for the Turks. This study aims to identify the use, varieties and characteristics of the curtains used in the inner Anadolu region. In the study, using the scanning model, wolf-motivated sources were studied and 16 cylinders formed the sample of the study. The motif of the wolf in the kilms has been studied in terms of color, shape and shape characteristics.