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The Hands That Built Our Communities: Why Traditional Skills Still Matter
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Students from Hatipzade Veli Başer Anatolian Imam Hatip High School in Denizli visited a bootmaker in Tavas and a quilt maker in Pamukkale to keep traditional crafts alive that are on the verge of being forgotten. The young people aimed to pass on the skills of these crafts to their classmates using hands-on kits.
The Hands That Built Our Communities: Why Traditional Skills Still Matter
The Hands That Built Our Communities: Why Traditional Skills Still Matter When we speak of progress, we often look forward. We speak of new technologies, modern conveniences, and faster ways of living. Yet every community is also built upon the patient labour of hands that worked long before machinery became common. Behind the homes we […]
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