Carpet weaving is one of the oldest handicrafts in Turkey. Turkish carpets are characterized by rubbing knitted wool with fingers and then squeezing juice from the roots of wild plants for dyeing. The colors are bold and gorgeous, and the design idea is very imaginative, so the woven carpet is very distinctive.

2. Sepiolite:

Sepiolite is a white or yellowish block with white stripes on its surface. Because of its pale color, soft texture and certain hardness, it is the first choice for making handicrafts. Due to photosynthesis, sepiolite will turn yellow-brown with time, which shows its collection value. It is fire-resistant and has a natural filtering effect on tobacco, so it is often used as a pipe.

3, cat's eye:

Cat's eye is the name of China compatriots for Turkish evil spirits, because they are similar in appearance. Its original meaning is "evil spirit bead", and tourists can see it all over Turkey. This kind of logistics has spread widely, even to Britain, Ireland and Mexico. Irish farmers put this blue ball on the stable door to protect their livestock from the jealous eyes of their neighbors.

4, silver copper products:

Turkish silver products are world-famous and cheap. In addition to utensils, there are jewelry boxes and jewels, most of which are priced by weight and need to pay US dollars. Fine bronze carvings are also of extraordinary craftsmanship, and there are also bronze carvings made in the streets.

5. Black tea and tea set:

Turkey likes to eat its own black tea, that is, Turkish black tea. When traveling, walking in the streets of Turkey, you can often see some locals with a cup of Turkish black tea next to them, or drinking Turkish black tea in their hands.