Ottoman Tugra Silver Filigree Keychain Mascot

Artuqid Filigree, its history silver By combining the art of embroidery with today's modern jewelry embroidery, it produces completely customer-specific designs. Artuklu Telkari offers safe and easy shopping, as well as silver embroidered and gold-plated silver varieties. you review, Ottoman Tugra Silver Filigree Keychain Mascot It will be produced exclusively for you, entirely by hand.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Made using 925 sterling silver.
• Ottoman Tugra Silver Filigree Keychain Mascot Our model is custom made.

DELIVERY TIME

• Since it is custom knitted, our shipping time takes 10 working days.

FREE MAINTENANCE

As Artuklu Telkari, we present to you our strength from manufacturing. Since 2008, we have been doing FREE maintenance and repair of the products that all our customers bought from us because 'is more valuable than trust'.

Filigree in Mesopotamia, where the Art of Jewelry was processed and developed.

The art of filigree is highly developed in Mardin Midyat. In fact, Midyat has already engraved its place in the memories as the place where filigree was born and grew up. The masters, whose numbers are reduced by the fingers of a hand today, continue their work to keep the art alive. The Mardin Governorate supports the Filigree Art, which, like every handicraft, is losing blood day by day. Today, the polishing process with a hand pen continues as a tradition of the masters of Mardin. In short, it means the art of silver wire processing. "filigree"It is known as the bringing together of small motifs created by twisting silver poured into thin wire and is an art based on handwork. Objects, mirrors, trays, belts, earrings, necklaces and rings can be made with filigree art. Artuklu Filigree attaches great importance to handicraft because it is unique.

The art of filigree, in which gold and silver are embroidered loop by loop, is trying to survive like every handicraft. The masters of art, whose living space has narrowed due to industrialization in the jewelery sector, have managed to carry filigree embroidery to this day. Mardin Midyat is considered one of the centers where Trabzon Filigree art is kept alive because natural is only here.