EMPLOYING THE BASIC TEXTILE STRUCTURES TO ENRICH THE AESTHETICS OF NECKLACES TO SERVE THE LABOR MARKET

The textile industry is not considered a modern industry. Rather, it was known before history since ancient times. No ancient civilization is devoid of traces that indicate that the textile i ndustry was practiced in varying degrees. Ordinary woven fabrics consist of overlapping longitudinal threads (warps) with transverse threads (wefts) at right angles. The research problem appears in the following questions: What are the methods of basic tex tile structures, what is the possibility of employing and adapting the method of textile structures to enrich the aesthetics of necklaces to serve the labor market. The goal of the research is to revive the methods of basic textile structures, identify their types and how to use them to show the aesthetics of necklaces, find new formative solutions for the design and implementation of necklaces using neutral colours suitable to the requirements of the times to open a field in the labor market. The research hypothesis stipulates the possibility of employing basic textile structures by using neutral colours in designing and enriching the aesthetics of making necklaces in a way that matches the requirements of fashion and opens markets for work. 10 designs of necklaces were executed using basic textile structures and their derivatives and applied to a black and white fashion design. A questionnaire consisting of 4 main axes and 13 sub-items was designed to evaluate necklaces in terms of aesthetic and functional values, keeping pace with contemporary fashion, design feasibility, and marketing potential. Results were processed statistically and graphically to prove the research hypothesis and to find the relationship between the evaluation factors (questionnaire axes) and the results confirmed the achievement of the research hypothesis and study objectives.