Bartın’s Wire-Breaking
Originating in the city of Bartın in Anatolia, wire breaking is a traditional handicraft involving thread made of tulle.
Originating in the city of Bartın in Anatolia, wire breaking is a traditional handicraft involving thread made of tulle.
Originating in the city of Bartın in Anatolia, wire breaking is a traditional handicraft involving thread made of tulle.
The art of "Tel Kırma", woven wire fabric, is made by embroiling silver tulle and similar thin wires on tulle and fabric with a special needle. Woven Wire has taken this name as a result of practitioners breaking the wires without using scissors.
A "Geographical Indication Registration Certificate" was obtained in 2009 in order to prove that Woven Wire, which is produced only in Bartın, is a process belonging to the city and has only been produced in some provinces in recent years.
Mandarins from Bodrum are famous for their unique smell and taste and received their geographical indication in 2013.
Hailing from Erzurum Province, this molasses baklava (or Pekmezli Baklavası) is a rich, sweet pastry that is filled with locally produced pistachios, walnuts and mulberry molasses.
