
Beytüşşebap Jirki Kilim, Şırnak Province’s Beytüşşebap and surrounding areas, is a handcrafted textile woven with wool yarn. Kilim weaving is achieved by interlacing warp and weft threads in a specific pattern. The tradition of kilim weaving has been sustained for generations by the local population, and its motifs are closely linked to the region’s way of life and cultural values. Materials and Dyeing Methods The primary material used in the production of Beytüşşebap Jirki Kilim is pure wool ya
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Kabak kemane is a Turkish folk music instrument with a body traditionally made from a gourd, a skin-covered soundboard, and played with a bow. Among stringed and bowed instruments, it is distinguished by its use of animal skin as a soundboard covering. Historically, this instrument gained widespread popularity in Anatolia, particularly in the western and southwestern regions, and over time evolved from a regional instrument into one recognized and performed throughout Türkiye. Kabak Kemane Image
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