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Dobag Defined
A Turkish Acronym meaning Natural Dye Research and Development Project. In the late 1970s the government of Turkey began this program to improve the quality and profitability of the rug industry. The program reintroduced the use of natural dyes and traditional weaving methods.
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Wed Jan 16
- Turkish Rugs: The DOBAG Project: DOBAG is a Turkish acronym meaning Natural Dye Research and Development Project. Under DOBAG villagers learned the traditional use of natural dyes to make rugs.
Mon Nov 26
- Natural Dyes Rediscovered in Oriental Rugs: A German schoolteacher changed the modern history of Oriental rugs. Harald Bohmer, a chemistry professor, went to Turkey to teach in 1960, and while there he became interested in the dyes he found in Turkish rugs and kilims.
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