تِلْيك الفضة الليبي(الفرشة- الكاثفة) وأساب إندثارها

Abstract

Abstract:

This study aims to identify one of the ornaments that Libyan women used to wear in past eras, which was made and engraved by Libyan hands with plant and geometric engravings and decorations and decorative symbols inherited through generations, which is (silver tlik) in its two types (brush - dense). This study crystallized through descriptive and analytical field research and the study tool represented by the personal interview, through searching for the most important craftsmen who practiced this craft in the past and who had the credit for enriching this research in the present to learn through them about the materials and tools used in its manufacture, as well as revealing the artistic and decorative values ​​that abound in (silver tlik) in its two types and trying to revive it again by documenting the stages of its manufacture with the most skilled goldsmiths and hand weavers in the old city, hoping that through this study we can reach the national official through whom we can protect this legacy that has disappeared due to neglect and negligence and protect and document it as a cultural legacy that we are proud of and take pride in. It concluded This study leads to a set of recommendations, including the need to intensify efforts to limit, document and archive it to preserve it from alienation and alienation.