Postoji nekoliko regija u Turskoj koje su poznate po ručno izradjenom nakitu, a svaka regija ima svoju tradicionalnu tehniku koju koristi. Samim tim je nakit znatno drugačiji u svakoj oblasti.
Luka na Crnom moru, pod nazivom Trabzon, poznata je takodje
po ručno pravljenom nakitu specijalnom Kazazije tehnikom. Nakit se izdradjuje
tako što se na svilenu podlogu redjaju srebrne žice, koje su veoma mekane, bele ili crne boje u zavisnosti od
toga da li je srebro oksidiralo ili ne. Tako se prave mindjuše, narukvice,
prstenje I medaljoni, odnosno privesci. Ovaj nakit je daleko poznat u Turskoj I
često ga turisti kupuju na poklon.
Midijat je grad na jugo-istoku Turske, gde se nakit
izradjuje specijalnom Telkari tehnikom. Za izradu se koristi 925 srebro,
tačnije malo tvrdja verzija srebra pomešana sa bakrom, a proizvodi su
specifični po velikom broju detalja. Nakit je idealan za leto, naročito za one tamnije
puti, jer je izrazito bele boje zbog poliranja.
Kutahja je regija izuzetno poznata po porcelanu, koji se pre
svega koristi za izradu posudja. Medjutim, od porcelana se pravi I nakit, veoma
živopisnih boja, iscrtan raznoraznim detaljima, a često I tradicionalnim
turskim simbolima.
Nakit od kamena sličnog uglju izradjuje se u Istočnoj
Anadoliji, tačnije u Erzurumu. Naima, ta vrsta kamena je nastala od drveta koje
je fosilizovano, a da bi se napravio
nakit potrebno je, pre svega, kamen ispolirati, da bi se potom srebrni detalji
iscrtali na površini. Nakit je veoma elegantan I odličan je u kombinaciji sa
crnim haljinama I košuljama.
Čanakale je provincija koja se nalazi na zapadu Turske I poznat
je po farmama peril I nakitu od sedefa. To je ujedno I najbliži grad epske
Troje. Većina nakita izradjenog od sedefa potiče od čoveka koje je restaurirao
poznatu džamiju Sulejmanije. Sedef se koristio za izradu nameštaja, tačnije
detalja na otomanskom nameštaju.
I naravno, ukoliko posećujete Tursku, ne zaboravite da
kupite čuveni Nazar ili Zlo oko, koje će vas čuvati od nesreće, kletvi I zle
sudbine. Amajlija nikada nije na odmet :-)
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There are a few regions of Turkey famous for the handcrafted
jewelry and every region has its own traditional technique, so the jewelry is
quite different depending on the city of origin.
The port on the Black Sea called Trabzon is famous for its
handcrafted jewelry with the special Kazaziye technique. They have a silk
thread and then they put silver wires on it, that are actually very soft and
can be white or black if they already oxidized . That’s the way they make earrings,
bracelets, rings and pendants. This Trabzon jewelry is famous in Turkey and
tourists like to buy it for presents.
Midyat is a town south-east of Turkey where they make jewelry
using special Telkari technique. They use 925 silver, actually a bit harder
version of silver mixed with copper. The products are so delicate thanks to
quite a number of details on them. The pieces are perfect for the summer,
especially for tanned people, because they are polished and shinny.
Kutahya is a region well known for its porcelain, used
mainly for making kitchen plates and pots. But, some artists also make
pendants, earrings and ring of this famous material. Porcelain jewelry is hand
painted with a lot of details mostly with Turkish symbols.
In Erzurum in Eastern Anatolia they make the jewelry with
jet stone. That stone was actually once a wood and after million years of
pressure it became a stone, and artists polish it to make it available for jewelry
pieces. After that they draw silver details on it. These are very light elegant
pieces, and matches perfectly with black dresses and white shirts.
Canakkale is a province on the west of Turkey, well known
for pearl farms and sedef. It’s actually the closest city to Troya. Most pieces
are designed by a man who restored the
famous Suleymaniye Mosque. Sedef was actually used for making Ottoman furniture
or more precisely for details.And ofc, if you decide to visit Turkey, don’t forget to buy Nazar or Evil Eye. That detail is gonna protect you from bad destiny and evil :-)
Enjoy your journey life lovers and world travelers,
Love, Ana <3
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