kanull
Kanull refers to a traditional, handcrafted textile technique originating from the regions of Central Asia, particularly among the Turkic and Mongolian peoples. The term is derived from the Turkic root *kan*, meaning "thread" or "yarn," and *ull*, which implies a weaving or knotting process. This method involves the creation of intricate, durable fabrics using a combination of knotting and weaving, often incorporating natural dyes derived from plants, minerals, or animal sources.
The technique of kanull is closely associated with the production of rugs, carpets, and other woven textiles,
Historically, kanull textiles were not only functional but also held cultural and symbolic significance. They were
Preservation efforts have been made to sustain kanull as a living tradition, with artisans and cultural organizations