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MEET THE ORIENTAL CARPETS INCENTIVE MAGAZINE CENTRAL ANATOLIA KILIM, 120x455 cm. 18th CENTURY. 18th CENTURY, CENTRAL ANATOLIA 18th CENTURY, KONYA 17-18th CENTURY, CENTRAL ANATOLIA 42 [[ APRIL’07
APRIL’07 INCENTIVE MAGAZINE [[ MEET THE ORIENTAL CARPETS ipekshahi, in Indian - patola. In Europe ikat is mainly known with its Malayan name. Seven coloured ikat, which was produced from the beginning till the middle of 19th century, is recognized to be the highest achievement of Central Asian fabric dyers. Later ikat weavers applied only two or three dying baths. Herat and Bukhara miniatures of 15th-19th centuries are valuable sources in studying his- 17th CENTURY, CAUCASIAN SIZE: 255X435 CM. torical clothing of Central Asian nations. Miniatures of Heart provide the basic information in studying Central Asian clothing of 15th- 16th centuries. In that period Herat was a cultural centre and trendsetter of entire Middle East. On the one hand clothes of that period combined features of Turkish and Persian- Mesopotamian clothing, and on the other hand Mongolian and Chinese patterns. In Bukhara, which was accepted as a trendsetter, men's caftans of silk ikat were appropriate outer clothing of nobles. Content and style of women's clothing differed according to age 17th CENTURY, KONYA SIZE: 147X242 CM. 17th CENTURY, CENTRAL ANATOLIA groups. Each region's clothing was different from others not only by style but also by width, height and colour patterns. In Uzbekistan there are certain types of men's and women's clothes, which are different in style and purpose. The have different names: 1-Kaltacha. 2- Paranja. 3-Kaltacha-mursak. 4-Chapan-tin, joma. 5-Chapan-tun. 6- Chapan-yaktak. 7-Yaktak. 8-Kamzol. 9-Kamzol-yaktak. 10-Kurta. 11-Tun. 12-Kamzol. Many of these items are present in Mehmet Cetinkaya's ikat collection. Mehmet Cetinkaya's collection in Istanbul gallery has wide variety of samples with different features. One of the valuable collections comprises clothes of Uzbekistan's ikat. The collection consists of 99 caftans. These caftans made of outstanding ikat shall be exhibited in ICOC conference in April 2007. The exhibition shall take place in the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts. The majority of items in this collection are made in 19th century, and there are several clothes made in the second half of 18th century. Abr patterns are the common feature of the items in this collection. These clothes are made of silk and silk mixture fabrics: shohi, taffeta, satin, duruya, adras hisari, Karshi and Fergana silk mixture fabrics. The collection mainly consists of women's clothes, and there are also sev- 17th CENTURY, KONYA SIZE: 142X190 CM. eral men's caftans - yaktak and chapan. Ikat fabrics designed for clothing differ from others with rich variety and special character of patterns. 17th CENTURY, KAPADOCIA (UCHISAR) SIZE: 180X310 CM. 43
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