t: It is known that the place of fabric, which is the basic material of clothing and interior decoration, in Turkish art is quite old. In particular, the Ottoman sultans' fondness for magnificent fabrics, especially in the sample fabrics belonging to the Central Asian, Seljuk and Ottoman periods, and the evaluation of the textile field as a status symbol in the past, as it is today, can be considered among the reasons for the advanced development of the Ottoman Empire in the art of fabric. Especially after the 15th century, the fabric weavers, who made advanced development in the field of textile, produced the best examples of Ottoman palace fabrics. In addition to the technical success and richness of motifs between the 16th and 17th centuries, when the Ottoman Empire was known to be the strongest, the color harmony in the patterns reveals the artistic side of the palace fabrics in the most beautiful and simple way. Cloth weaving, which is accepted as a palace art and contributed greatly to the income of the state treasury, played a very important role in the political, economic, social and commercial aspects of the Ottoman Empire, and its development was provided by state control. Despite the great change called the Industrial Revolution, which took place in the last quarter of the 18th century after the development of the art in the Ottoman Empire, the most important reason why the traditional production style continued at the end of the mentioned century and at the beginning of the 19th century is the fact that technological conditions and mechanization have not yet reached very advanced levels.