%0 Journal Article
%T FELT ART OF AFYONKARAH SAR AFYONKARAH SAR¡¯DA KE EC L K
%A R. G¨¹lenay YAL£¿INKAYA
%J Turkish Studies
%D 2011
%I Turkish studies publisher
%X Along the Danube to the East Turkistan, felt art is living in the Turkish World. Felt art, one of the oldest arts and crafts of Turks, is still carried on at several locations along with Afyonkarahisar. Making Felt, which is an intangible cultural heritage, is perpetuated by craftmen whose number is decreasing rapidly. Patterns, used at felt has been reflected from past to present as cultural sustainability and seen as common cultural element with the Turkish World. This cultural unity can also be seen in Afyonkarahisar. Tuna boyundan Do u T¨¹rkistan¡¯a kadar T¨¹rk D¨¹nyas nda ke ecilik ya amaktad r. T¨¹rklerin en eski el sanatlar ndan olan ke ecilik, birka  merkezle birlikte Afyonkarahisar¡¯da da s¨¹rd¨¹r¨¹lmektedir. Somut olmayan k¨¹lt¨¹rel miras ke ecilik, say lar  h zla azalan ustalar taraf ndan ya at lmaktad r. Ke ede kullan lan yan  lar, k¨¹lt¨¹r s¨¹reklili i olarak ge mi ten g¨¹n¨¹m¨¹ze yans makta ve T¨¹rk D¨¹nyas  ile ¨¹lkemizde ortak k¨¹lt¨¹r unsuru olarak g r¨¹lmektedir. Afyonkarahisar¡¯da da bu k¨¹lt¨¹r birli i izlenebilmektedir.
%K Felt Art
%K Intangible Cultural Heritage
%K Afyonkarahisar Ke ecilik
%K Somut Olmayan K¨¹lt¨¹rel Miras
%K Afyonkarahisar
%U http://turkishstudies.net/Makaleler/2054201183_yal%c3%a7%c4%b1nkayarg%c3%bclenay.pdf