Look closely
Consider details, materials and the relationship with the surrounding landscape.
Opened in 2020 in a converted former municipal building, the Applied Kilim Museum combines textile displays with the transmission of weaving skills. The two-storey museum includes exhibition and weaving areas across approximately 600 square metres.
Kilim patterns also appear in the timber façade. Inside, enclosed display cases help protect the textiles, while traditional looms explain the practical side of weaving.
Fieldwork in Sivrihisar and nearby areas informed the collection. The museum introduces a kilim as both an object and a body of knowledge passed between generations.
Town centre · Culture & artConsider details, materials and the relationship with the surrounding landscape.
Explore at your own pace and include the neighbouring streets or permitted outdoor areas.
Access and opening arrangements can vary. Planning around worship and local life, and leaving historic fabric and wildlife undisturbed, helps make the visit enjoyable for everyone.
Access and opening arrangements can vary. Planning around worship and local life, and leaving historic fabric and wildlife undisturbed, helps make the visit enjoyable for everyone.