1 thought on “Turkish cultural and custom Turkish crafts”
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Carpet woven carpet is one of the oldest handicrafts in Turkey. Turkish carpets are characterized by woven wool are rubbed with fingers, and then squeezed the juice with the roots of wild plants to dye, bold and gorgeous with color, and the pattern ideas are extremely imaginative. Therefore, the woven carpet is very distinctive. The Turkish carpet is also known for its "Turkish knot". That is, there are 16-30 symmetrical knots for each square. Turkish carpets have a high reputation in the world and received great attention from people, so that some famous painters such as Holbain and Loto have been reflected in their works. Thestone Turkey Turkey is one of the most precious and rare ore in the world. It is only produced in the area around Eskiehir and 100 meters underground. The sea -soaked stone is white or light yellow block, with white stripes on the surface. Because of its white color, soft texture, and a certain hardness, it is the first choice for making crafts. The sea bubbles have two major characteristics. One is that due to the photosynthetic effect, it will become yellow -brown for a long time, showing its collection value; the other is its anti -fire burning, and it has a natural filtration effect on tobacco. The cat's eyes are the names that Chinese compatriots have taken evil things for Turkey because of their appearance. Its original intention is "avoiding evil beads". Visitors can see it across Turkey. "Cat's Eye" can be hung on the door, can be placed in the home or on the wall, and can also be carried with them, which is equivalent to Chinese peach runes, door gods, and amulets. The ceramics applied and imitated tile inlaid technology during the Celeszhu and Ottoman period. The style of decorative ceramics and ceramic painting has developed to a high level. Especially in the Ottoman period, the sky blue and golden glaze were adopted, and new technologies were invented, and it was fired with a unified standard mold. This does not need to spend a lot of time spelling to make plastic drawings. Bolsa, Iznik, Tettiia and Istanbul are the main ceramic production centers. Among them, Iznik's tiles are the most famous. It is different from porcelain produced in other places. The content of quartz in Iznik tiles is as high as 85%, and its quality is superior. The UN Science and Education Literature Organization announced the year of Iznik in 1989. In the same year, the Iznick Tile Exhibition was held at the Islamic Museum. In the 18th century, Iznik's ceramic production has been terminated, but Quetahia's traditional production has continued to this day. Some ingenious craftsmen in Istanbul imitate the production of vessels of the 16th century to satisfy people's nostalgia. The bronze utensils have always used the habit of copper cooking utensils since ancient times. Although traditional pots and plates are replaced by other metals, porcelain, and glass, in some Turkey towns, copper -making technology is still retained, and copper and brass products are still produced in traditional style. In Anatolia, there is a special gold -plated copper process, that is, 80%copper and 20%zinc, and then the melted gold penetrates into the copper pores. The plated gold will not fall off from the copper ware, and it can make the bronze more fine and the color is more gorgeous. For the century, Turkey's handicrafts have been applying this process to make cups, bowls, dishes, incense boxes and many other decorative items to meet people's needs. In the large indoor shopping mall, we call it the gold market, there are many copper products. There is a copper hanging plate, which is engraved with the monuments of the city of Istanbul, which is quite memorable. The gold and silver product jewelry, daily decoration effect. The art of paper dyeing paper is a traditional Turkish decorative art formed on paper with special painting methods. The West refers to EBRU art as "Turkish Paper Dyeing Art". The production method of EBRU dyeing art is to prepare a square, large and shallow container, using special paper, paint, brush and teeth tools to paint. The wax dyeing art is painted with heating wax and various colors on a fabric with suitable size. It can resist heat, can be washed, and does not retreat. The traditional glass art craftsmanship is exquisite and reflects the exquisite and glorious traditional glass craftsmanship in Turkish civilization. There are many styles of modern crafts in Turkey, all of which are developed from the Civilization period of Turkey's Cales. After the Ottoman Empire occupied Istanbul, the city developed into the center of glass technology. The types of glass products are mainly: oil and gas lamps, tulip vases, roses, cups, sugar cans, kitchenware, and decorations. Themone culture in Turkey's traditional wooden craftsmanship plays an important role in Turkish traditional art. The Turks lived in Central Asia before belief in Islam. At that time, they thought that trees were sacred, so they made it into artworks. Because wood products are more difficult to save, there are very few ancient wooden relics that can be preserved. There are many wooden products, including musical instruments, containers, furniture, architecture and so on.
Carpet woven carpet is one of the oldest handicrafts in Turkey. Turkish carpets are characterized by woven wool are rubbed with fingers, and then squeezed the juice with the roots of wild plants to dye, bold and gorgeous with color, and the pattern ideas are extremely imaginative. Therefore, the woven carpet is very distinctive. The Turkish carpet is also known for its "Turkish knot". That is, there are 16-30 symmetrical knots for each square. Turkish carpets have a high reputation in the world and received great attention from people, so that some famous painters such as Holbain and Loto have been reflected in their works.
Thestone Turkey Turkey is one of the most precious and rare ore in the world. It is only produced in the area around Eskiehir and 100 meters underground. The sea -soaked stone is white or light yellow block, with white stripes on the surface. Because of its white color, soft texture, and a certain hardness, it is the first choice for making crafts. The sea bubbles have two major characteristics. One is that due to the photosynthetic effect, it will become yellow -brown for a long time, showing its collection value; the other is its anti -fire burning, and it has a natural filtration effect on tobacco.
The cat's eyes are the names that Chinese compatriots have taken evil things for Turkey because of their appearance. Its original intention is "avoiding evil beads". Visitors can see it across Turkey. "Cat's Eye" can be hung on the door, can be placed in the home or on the wall, and can also be carried with them, which is equivalent to Chinese peach runes, door gods, and amulets.
The ceramics applied and imitated tile inlaid technology during the Celeszhu and Ottoman period. The style of decorative ceramics and ceramic painting has developed to a high level. Especially in the Ottoman period, the sky blue and golden glaze were adopted, and new technologies were invented, and it was fired with a unified standard mold. This does not need to spend a lot of time spelling to make plastic drawings. Bolsa, Iznik, Tettiia and Istanbul are the main ceramic production centers. Among them, Iznik's tiles are the most famous. It is different from porcelain produced in other places. The content of quartz in Iznik tiles is as high as 85%, and its quality is superior. The UN Science and Education Literature Organization announced the year of Iznik in 1989. In the same year, the Iznick Tile Exhibition was held at the Islamic Museum. In the 18th century, Iznik's ceramic production has been terminated, but Quetahia's traditional production has continued to this day. Some ingenious craftsmen in Istanbul imitate the production of vessels of the 16th century to satisfy people's nostalgia.
The bronze utensils have always used the habit of copper cooking utensils since ancient times. Although traditional pots and plates are replaced by other metals, porcelain, and glass, in some Turkey towns, copper -making technology is still retained, and copper and brass products are still produced in traditional style. In Anatolia, there is a special gold -plated copper process, that is, 80%copper and 20%zinc, and then the melted gold penetrates into the copper pores. The plated gold will not fall off from the copper ware, and it can make the bronze more fine and the color is more gorgeous. For the century, Turkey's handicrafts have been applying this process to make cups, bowls, dishes, incense boxes and many other decorative items to meet people's needs. In the large indoor shopping mall, we call it the gold market, there are many copper products. There is a copper hanging plate, which is engraved with the monuments of the city of Istanbul, which is quite memorable.
The gold and silver product jewelry, daily decoration effect.
The art of paper dyeing paper is a traditional Turkish decorative art formed on paper with special painting methods. The West refers to EBRU art as "Turkish Paper Dyeing Art". The production method of EBRU dyeing art is to prepare a square, large and shallow container, using special paper, paint, brush and teeth tools to paint.
The wax dyeing art is painted with heating wax and various colors on a fabric with suitable size. It can resist heat, can be washed, and does not retreat.
The traditional glass art craftsmanship is exquisite and reflects the exquisite and glorious traditional glass craftsmanship in Turkish civilization. There are many styles of modern crafts in Turkey, all of which are developed from the Civilization period of Turkey's Cales. After the Ottoman Empire occupied Istanbul, the city developed into the center of glass technology. The types of glass products are mainly: oil and gas lamps, tulip vases, roses, cups, sugar cans, kitchenware, and decorations.
Themone culture in Turkey's traditional wooden craftsmanship plays an important role in Turkish traditional art. The Turks lived in Central Asia before belief in Islam. At that time, they thought that trees were sacred, so they made it into artworks. Because wood products are more difficult to save, there are very few ancient wooden relics that can be preserved. There are many wooden products, including musical instruments, containers, furniture, architecture and so on.