held every Tuesday at 11:00, organized by the Development and Innovation Club (GESK). The course provided participants with the opportunity to explore the intricate art of tezhip, a traditional Turkish decorative art used in manuscript illumination and geometric ornamentation.Through weekly pract...
held every Tuesday at 11:00, organized by the Development and Innovation Club (GESK). The course provided participants with the opportunity to explore the intricate art of tezhip, a traditional Turkish decorative art used in manuscript illumination and geometric ornamentation.
Through weekly practice sessions, participants learned the principles of symmetry, colour harmony, and gold-leaf detailing under expert guidance. Open to all students, the course encouraged cultural appreciation, patience, and artistic craftsmanship, while supporting the preservation of Türkiye’s intangible cultural heritage in an academic environment.
