Turkish Teams SAUSAL and AOSB introduced Traditional Turkish Arts! - Naziye Kaşka/Alanya & Seher Akkaş/İzmir

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Traditional Art, which are an element of folk culture, play a role in the survival and preservation of cultural values, provide information about the lives, beliefs and economic opportunities of societies, and have original, authentic and local characteristics.

As The Salad Bowl eTwinning Project, we are glad to mediate the promotion of our traditional arts. 

Turkey has many traditional forms of art continued to be produced since ancient times. The Turkish Teams of AOSB/İzmir and SAUSAL/Alanya worked together to present our artworks in two videos.

Here they are:

Traditional Turkish Art-Part 1

Traditional Turkish Art-Part 2


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