
Bursa Müşküle Needle Lace is a traditional handicraft that originated in Müşküle Village, within the İznik district of Bursa, and over time became closely associated with İznik. These lace patterns are used for decorative purposes on textile products such as linens, tablecloths, towel edges, and bedspreads, and are produced using knotting techniques with needle and thread. Traditionally, silk threads dyed with root dyes were used; however, today polyester threads are predominantly preferred. The
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Sabiha Meyra Şahinler
ÇıÇınarcık İşi is a traditional handicraft produced in the district of Çınarcık, within the province of Yalova, using fine needle lace techniques. This type of embroidery reflects the sociocultural structure and aesthetic understanding of the region and holds an important place in the daily life and ceremonies of the local population.Origin and DevelopmentThe history of Çınarcık İşi stems from examples of needle lace created by rural women in the district who gathered together to work. This handic
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Zeynep Şule Bingöl