Avrupa Tekstil Baskıcılığının Gelişiminde Türk Kırmızısı'nın Rolü

Leyla Yıldırım

doi:10.17484/yedi.50579

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Year 2014, Issue: 12, 11 - 22, 01.07.2014

Leyla Yıldırım

https://doi.org/10.17484/yedi.50579

Cited By: 4

Abstract

Although synthestic dyes were first produced in 1856, the use of natural dyes did not completely end up in textile business. As the dye industry progressed, the trust in recipes of dyeing which were based on years of experience, caused natural dyes to be used for a time. What lies behind this trust is the time, money and effort spent to produce dyes. The recipe of Turkey red occupied an important place among these and any serious effort was exerted to produce it. Such exertions enabled chemistry and textile sectors to progress with the help of significant knowledge in European textile dyeing and printing, and became the impulsive power of Industrial Revolution. This paper deals with efforts and attempts in the production of Turkey red and its contribution to socio-economic transition as a colour

Keywords

Textile Design, Textile Printing, Turkey Red, Madder, Levant

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Avrupa Tekstil Baskıcılığının Gelişiminde Türk Kırmızısı'nın Rolü

Year 2014, Issue: 12, 11 - 22, 01.07.2014

Leyla Yıldırım

https://doi.org/10.17484/yedi.50579

Cited By: 4

Abstract

1856 yılında ilk sentetik boyarmadde elde edilmiş olmasına rağmen tekstil sektöründe doğal boyaların kullanımı tamamen
bitmemiştir. Boya sanayisi gelişirken yılların deneyimine dayalı boyama reçetelerine duyulan güven, doğal boyaların kullanımının
bir süre daha devam etmesine neden olmuştur. Bu güvenin ardında boyaları elde etmek için harcanan zaman, para ve
yoğun emek bulunmaktadır. Türk Kırmızısı reçetesi ise bunlar arasında özel bir yer tutmuş ve elde edilmesi için her çareye
başvurulmuştur. Bu kırmızı rengin peşinde harcanan çabalar, Avrupa'da tekstil boya ve baskıcılığında büyük bir bilgi birikimiyle,
kimya biliminin ve tekstil sektörünün gelişimini sağlamış ve Sanayi Devrimi'nin itici gücünü oluşturmuştur. Bu çalışmada
Türk Kırmızısının elde edilme sürecindeki çabalara ve bir rengin sosyo-ekonomik değişime olan katkılarına değinilecektir.

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Fukasawa, Katsumi (1987). Toilerie et Commerce du Levant: d’Alep a` Marseille, Paris: Presses du CNRS.
Galan , A. Nieto (2001). “Colouring Textiles - A History of Natural Dyestuffs in Industrial Europe”, Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science, Boston: Springer, 217.
Goffer, Z. (1980). Archaeological Chemistry, A Source Book on the Applications of Chemistry to Archaeology, New York: John Wiley & Sons.
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Science and Technology in the Industrial Revolution, London: University of Manchester.
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Pérez, Liliane Hilaire and Verna, Catherine (2006). “Dissemination of Technical Knowledge in The Middle Ages and The Early Modern Era New Approaches and Methodological Issues”, Technology and Culture, (47): 539-565.
Persoz, J. (1846). Traité Théorique et Pratique de L’Impression des Tissus, ed.Victor Masson, Paris: Victor Masson.
Riello, Giorgio (2010). “Asian Knowledge and The development of Calico Printing in Europe in The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries”, Journal of Global History (5): 1-28.
Raveux, Olivier (2004). “Espaces et Technologies dans la France Méridionale d’Ancien Régime: l’Example de l’Indiennage Marseillais (1648–1793)”, Annales du Midi (116): 70-155.
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Souza, George Bryan (2004). “Dyeing Red: S.E. Asian Sappanwood in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth centuries”, Oriente (8): 40–58.
Travis, Anthony S. (1999). Heinrich Caro, Chemist and Calico Printer, and the Changeover from Natural to Artificial Dyes, Natural Dyestuffs and Industrial Culture in Europe.
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Wadsworth, A. P. and Mann, Julia de Lacy (1932). The Cotton Trade and Manchester University Press. 1600–1780, Manchester:
Yılmazçelik, İbrahim (1985). XIX. Yüzyılın İlk Yarısında Diyarbakır (1790–1840), Ankara. İnternet Kaynakları
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Faroqhi, Suraiya (2005). “Ludwig Maximilians University Ottoman Cotton Textiles, 1500 to 1800”, GEHN Conference – University e c o n o m i c H i s t o r y/ R e s e a r c h /G E H N /G E H N P D F/ PaduaFaroqhiPaper.pdf, 17-19 (06.09.2013)
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Raveux, Olivier (2008). “À la Façon du Levant et de Perse: Marseille et la Naissance de l’Indiennage Européen (1648-1689)”, Rives org/1303 p. 37-51 (7.09.2013)
http://rives.revues.
Sardar, Marika (2012). “Indian Textiles: Trade and Production” http:// www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/intx/hd_intx.htm . 04.01.2014)
Shwartz, P. R. (1969). “Printing on Cotton at Ahmedabad, India in 1678”, Translation: Margaret Hall, Ahmedabad: Calico Museum of Textiles, India, Museum Monograph No.1. http:// www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/monographs/ spr_prnt.pdf (20.11.2013)
(Silk-Road)http://www.silk-road.com/artl/marcopolo.shtml 04.01.2014 Travis, Anthony S. (1994). Revolutionary Colour Chemistry & Industry, (3) 28. http:// www.colorantshistory.org/MadderRed.html (15.09.2013) (West
dunbarton) The River Leven Heritage Trail, http://www.west- dunbar ton.gov.uk/media /261907 7/river-leven.pdf, (20.1.2013)
Winsor and Newton (2003). “The History and Production of Rose Madder and Alizarin Pigments” http://www.winsornewton. com/resource-centre/product-articles/rose-madder- andalizarin (06.09.2013) Görsel Kaynak
Resim Türk Kırmızısı üreten firmaların kumaşlar için kullandığı etiket ö r n e k l e r i . ( h t t p : / /w w w.w e s t - d u n b a r t o n . g o v. u k / media/2619077/river-leven.pdf, (20.1.2013)

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Primary Language	Turkish
Journal Section	Araştırma Makaleler
Authors	Leyla Yıldırım This is me
Publication Date	July 1, 2014
Submission Date	January 16, 2015
Published in Issue	Year 2014 Issue: 12

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APA	Yıldırım, L. (2014). Avrupa Tekstil Baskıcılığının Gelişiminde Türk Kırmızısı’nın Rolü. Yedi(12), 11-22. https://doi.org/10.17484/yedi.50579