Definition: Certainly! The word 'mina kiimes' refers to the process of dyeing fabrics by mixing colors or patterns with wool or cotton, which involves removing the natural pigments present in the raw materials, leaving only the synthetic ones. In traditional Turkish textiles, the process is called 'mina kimes,' which translates to 'mending' or 'repair.' The color-mixing technique used in mina kiimes is used to create a wide variety of designs and patterns on fabrics. Mina kiames is an essential aspect of Turkish textile culture that has been passed down from generation to generation over many centuries. It involves using natural pigments, such as henna, and synthetic dyes or toners to create beautiful, durable and long-lasting garments.
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