Kündekari Art Reaches the World Through a Craftsman from Konya
A centuries-old woodworking tradition continues to gain international recognition as a master craftsman from Konya carries the art of kündekari beyond Türkiye’s borders.
A centuries-old woodworking tradition continues to gain international recognition as a master craftsman from Konya carries the art of kündekari beyond Türkiye’s borders.
Konya Metropolitan Municipality City Theatre continues to contribute to the cultural and artistic life of Konya.
The 17th Golden Touches Festival, organized this year under the theme “Silk Road” by the Vocational Training Courses of Konya Metropolitan Municipality, attracted strong public interest.
Konya Metropolitan Mayor Uğur İbrahim Altay visited three distinguished exhibitions that opened to art enthusiasts during the Seb-i Arus week.
The opening of the exhibition “Pearls from the Masnavi at the Time of Serenity” organized by the Karatay Municipality has been held.
The opening of the 17th Golden Touches Festival, organized by Konya Metropolitan Municipality Vocational Training Courses with the theme “Silk Road,” has been held.
The 17th Golden Touches Festival, to be held by Konya Metropolitan Municipality’s Vocational Training Courses, will welcome visitors at the Selçuklu Congress Center from December 7 to 17.
Selçuklu Municipality has once again demonstrated its commitment to art and education by completing the construction of the Fine Arts High School, one of Türkiye’s most modern and comprehensive institutions of its kind.
The Nasreddin Hodja Archaeology and Ethnography Museum is located in Konya. The building originally served as the Rüştü Bey Mansion and was constructed by Rüştü Bey, one of the prominent figures of Akşehir.
Konya played a vital role in metalworking and knife production during the Seljuk and Ottoman periods. Even during the Republican era, the bazaars in Konya continued to produce a variety of knives, including shearing, tying, cooking, and pocketknives…
Forty-eight works created as part of the traditional arts training program carried out in cooperation between Karatay Municipality and Necmettin Erbakan University were presented to art enthusiasts at an exhibition held at the Karatay Culture Center.
Pottery making is the art of shaping clay — a natural material known for its durability and resistance to high temperatures — into forms such as pots, jugs, vases, and flowerpots.