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Preservation of traditional Turkish arts
Overview
Artisans in Turkey are working to preserve traditional intangible cultural heritage through specialized instruction and practice.
In Izmir, Gülcan Ulu, a certified Bearer of Intangible Cultural Heritage, teaches the art of ebru painting. After mastering the craft in Istanbul, she now operates a workshop in Çiğli where she instructs students of various ages in techniques ranging from ‘battal ebru’ to complex floral patterns.
Similarly, in Erzurum, Bülent Yazıcı preserves the Seljuk and Ottoman-era wood art known as naht. A self-taught artisan who earned master trainer certification, Yazıcı has produced nearly 2,500 works and conducts courses through the Erzurum Metropolitan Municipality Vocational Training Courses to pass the intricate sawing techniques to younger generations.
Entities
Ministry of Culture and Tourism · Erzurum · Bülent Yazıcı · Istanbul · Erzurum Metropolitan Municipality
Timeline
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4 days ago
[CULTURE] 3 sourcesBülent Yazıcı preserves traditional naht wood art in ErzurumArtisan Bülent Yazıcı is preserving the traditional Seljuk and Ottoman wood art of naht in Erzurum, Turkey, by teaching the craft to new generations through vocational courses.
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12 days ago
[CULTURE] 4 sourcesGülcan Ulu preserves traditional ebru art in IzmirIzmir-based artist Gülcan Ulu is preserving the traditional art of ebru by teaching students at her Çiğli workshop and exhibiting works to promote this unique cultural heritage.
Sources
avrupagazete.co.uk · cukurovagazetesi.com · haber16.com