The common language of the Turkic world: carpet patterns

Abstract

In the article, the art of carpet weaving, which is a part of the culture of the Navaho people, who are considered to be American natives, and the Turkic people, was investigated, similar features were discovered, and notes were made about the meanings of the symbols. The common motifs most often seen in Native American and Turkic carpets show that the Turkic woman attaches importance to signs that express her attachment to her home, loyalty, and protection of her homeland. At the same time, it was noted that he pays attention to motives that indicate that he is an important presence in the family. Research like this instills in future generations the importance of preserving past traditions.