Şırnak’s Beytüşşebap district is a settlement that stands out with its deep-rooted Kurdish culture and rich traditions. One of the most striking reflections of this cultural […]
The Kurdish people are known for their rich cultural heritage and deep-rooted musical tradition. In this tradition, playing the kaval has become not only a musical practice, but also the language of emotions, nature and history.
Especially in Kurdish music, the kaval stands out as an indispensable instrument with both its technical structure and the deep and emotional sounds it produces.
Diyarbakır is a city that has hosted many civilizations with its thousands of years of history, and is rich in cultural and artistic terms.
This deep-rooted history continues to live not only on the city walls and stones, but also in traditional crafts, jewelry and handcrafted works.
An important part of this traditional heritage, silversmithing still finds life in the hands of masters in Diyarbakır.
Oral culture among Kurds has been the carrier of emotions, pain, joy and social memory throughout history.
Experienced events, loves, losses have generally been expressed through songs, laments and epics; these works have been passed down from generation to generation through memory, sound and word.