Although Siirt's centuries-old craft of shal shepik weaving has been considered a man's job for centuries, 44-year-old Semra Erbek Müren, who lives in the city, has brought this craft to the world through the hands of women.
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Although Siirt's centuries-old craft of shal shepik weaving has been considered a man's job for centuries, 44-year-old Semra Erbek Müren, who lives in the city, has brought this craft to the world through the hands of women.