Açıklama
This study addresses the integration of Anatolian traditional motifs into smart and functional textile surfaces at the intersection of art/design and engineering disciplines. Anatolian motifs have historically been present on textile surfaces not only as an aesthetic element but also as carriers of cultural memory and symbolic narratives. Today, smart and functional textiles represent a new production paradigm in the textile field, as structures that can perceive environmental stimuli, interact with the user, and offer advanced performance features.
In this context, the study discusses how the symbolic and visual structures of traditional motifs can be integrated with conductive yarns, sensor systems, functional coatings, and digital embroidery technologies. Motifs are considered not only as decorative surface elements but also as a design input that carries both meaning and function, guiding the placement of functional components. The combined evaluation of artistic and engineering perspectives enables the sustainable reinterpretation of cultural heritage through contemporary textile technologies.
| Anahtar Kelimeler | Keywords | Anatolian motifs, smart textiles, functional textiles, interdisciplinary design, cultural heritage, textile engineering. |
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