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Ayancık linen fabric is a textile product manufactured in the Ayancık district of Sinop Province, Türkiye, using yarn spun from flax plants on traditional handloom weaving frames. This linen fabric has been officially registered with a geographical indication mark and is known for its cooling properties, moisture absorption, and durability. Registered by the Ayancık People’s Education Center and Evening Art School Directorate, the product represents the region’s traditional weaving heritage and

Bayburt Ehramı is a traditional wool weaving produced on handlooms using conventional methods, known for its protective qualities against cold climatic conditions. This product holds a significant place among Bayburt’s traditional crafts both as an element of cultural identity and as a tool for local development.Historical BackgroundThe history of Bayburt Ehramı is rooted in the rural weaving traditions of the city. In the past, ehrams woven by women in households were widely used in daily life

Göynük Tokalı Örtme is a traditional woven textile product registered as a geographical indication (Registration No: 218), specific to the Göynük district of Bolu and its surrounding villages. The term “örtme” refers to a headscarf used for covering. This textile, formed by combining two pieces of fine cotton cloth, is distinguished by red tassels (“toka”) attached to its short edges. Produced in Göynük, where weaving has been practiced for centuries, the product was applied for registration on

Balıkesir Aba Weaving is a traditional textile art unique to Balıkesir Province in Türkiye and an integral part of its cultural heritage. It has been officially registered as a geographical indication under Law No. 6769 on Industrial Property. The application for this registration was submitted by the Balıkesir Metropolitan Municipality on 15 March 2023 and was formally recorded on 29 September 2023.Production ProcessBalıkesir Aba Weaving is a textile product made from yarn spun from sheep’s woo

Karatepe kilims are traditional handicraft products produced in the Karatepe region of Osmaniye Province, Türkiye, using conventional weaving techniques. These kilims represent one of the most significant examples of the centuries-old weaving culture in the area.Historical BackgroundKaratepe kilims are an important component of Osmaniye’s local handicraft traditions. The weaving tradition in the region has been maintained in homes and workshops from the past to the present. The techniques and mo

Kars hand-knotted carpet is a type of carpet unique to Kars, a province in northeastern Türkiye, and an important part of the region’s rich cultural heritage and traditional handicrafts. Protected by geographical indication registration from the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office, the Kars hand-knotted carpet features original motifs and technical characteristics that reflect the region’s historical, social and economic structure.The Kars hand-knotted carpet is woven by hand using traditional m

Durağan Çemberi is a traditional woven textile product unique to the Durağan district of Sinop. It has been registered as a geographical indication under Law No. 6769 on Industrial Property and has been protected since 3 December 2018. The registration process was completed on 3 August 2021 on behalf of the Durağan Municipality.Product Description and CharacteristicsDurağan Çemberi is a textile product belonging to the woven goods category. These circular pieces are commonly used as head coverin

Balıkesir Pullusu is a distinctive traditional woven fabric from Türkiye’s Balıkesir province and one of the most notable examples of the region’s textile heritage. It is characterized by ornate patterns created using shiny threads. The fabric derives its name from its bright, scale-like motifs. Produced using the pullama technique, this fabric has played a significant role in both everyday life and special occasions, particularly in traditional attire.History and OriginsThe origins of Balıkesir

Karnavas Bezi is a traditional woven fabric produced in the Ormanağzı Village of the Olur District in Erzurum Province, Türkiye. This handicraft derives its name from the village’s former name, “Karnavas,” and holds a unique position within the local weaving heritage due to its technical characteristics and cultural significance.Karnavas Bezi (Olur District National Education Directorate)" image-alternate="" image-element-format="right">HistoryKarnavas Bezi is believed to have a history of ap

Çameli Elmalı Bezi is a traditional woven textile produced in the village of Elmalı, within the Çameli district of Denizli Province. Registered as a geographical indication under Law No. 6769 on Industrial Property, this fabric is woven from extremely fine yarns and possesses high absorbency. The product has a long history dating back to the early 20th century and is strongly associated with its region of origin. After weaving, the fabric is washed in warm soapy water, causing it to shrink cross