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Anni Albers (1899-1976) is a renowned textile designer and textile master born in Berlin. Founded to develop aesthetic and functional product design, he has become a successful student of Bauhaus, destroying the difference between art and craftsmanship. The design and art view, shaped by the Bauhaus philosophy, brought him to a well-known master’s position in this field. In 1933 he settled in America as a result of the offer they received to teach at the Black Moutain College. In the years where concepts such as design, texture, art, function are based, Bauhaus has presented its achievements to its students in America and the developing textile industry during its mastery period. With his Mexican trips, he was interested in prehistoric South American art and textiles. The impressions that they have obtained from these areas have been transmitted to the textile designs. In his studies, he masterfully used textile structures, thread effects and colors with the narrative of abstract art. He made picturesque texts and fabric designs that emphasize Dokusal effects. He has become a textile master and designer recognized in the field with his own textile techniques. He has written many articles and two important books on texting techniques and rules.