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The city wrapped in silk - Diyarbakir's Memory
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It is no wonder that so many Diyarbakir folk songs mention silk. In both the economic and the social sense, of all types of textiles production have deep roots in Diyarbakir and its environs, both silk production and weaving have always been important. In the Ottoman Empire, after Bursa, Diyarbakir was among the first cities that came to mind regarding silk production.
There are both global and local reasons for the Ottoman Empire losing its place in the world market and for silk production and textiles no longer being the main economic activity in the region. And those mulberry trees are long gone...
Nevertheless, silk is a product that still retains its cultural meaning and is an important indicator as we consider the city's history of production.
Title | The city wrapped in silk – DIYARBAKIR'S MEMORY |
Title (Kurdish: Kurmanjî) | Qeraxa Dîcleyê bostan e, li xwe kiriye ji armûşê fîstan e - BÎRA AMEDÊ |
Is Part of Work / Exhibition: | DIYARBAKIR'S MEMORY EXHIBITION |
Authors | Dr. Mehmet Atli, Dr. Dr. Uğur Bayraktar, prof, Prof. Dr. Asli Özdoğan |
Editor | Pinar Öğünç |
Translation | Nazim Dikbaş |
Design | Fika |
Publisher | Diyarbakır Association for the Protection of Cultural and Natural Assets |
Year Published | 2021 |
Language(s) | Northern Kurdish (Kurmancî) |
Language(s) | Turkish |
Language(s) | English |
Subject | Anthropology |
Subject | Cities, Towns and Villages |
Subject | History |
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Source URL | Diyarbakir's Memory | The city wrapped in silk |
Archive.org URL (Source) | Archive.org | The city wrapped in silk |
Archive.org URL (Kurdish-Heritage.org Entry) | |
Google Drive URL (Source) | Google Drive | The city wrapped in silk |
Translated / Alternate Versions | KURDISH:
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Date Accessed | 2021-11-30 |
Last Update | 2021-11-30 |