Turkish ancestors have been dealing with agriculture and animal husbandry in Anatolian geography from the past to today. They have provided a large part of their livelihood with animal husbandry. They protected themselves from the cold by making various clothes and ropes from animal wool, processed plant fibers, and animal skins, and started weaving rugs and carpets. Over time, the culture of rug and carpet weaving has progressed and the woven carpets and rugs trade both have contributed to the economy and maintained the culture.
Carpets and rugs have a very important place in Anatolian Culture. Because every motif and design of carpets and rugs means something. For instance; evil eye Turkish culture is also dominant in carpets. Today, in many museums, there are numerous carpets and rugs as a part of ancient Turkish culture. In order not to forget, we have masters who try to continue the profession of hand-weaving in Isparta and other surrounding cities.