Sender : Jurgen Stempa
Date : 2008-07-03 05:07:00

I thank my friend Bulent in Adazapari for the information and explaining the technique of making such beautiful art.

Sender : Bunting
Date : 2008-06-27 06:06:00

Thanks to one of my Turkish friends I have been introduced to this interesting and informative website showing this beautiful artform. The videos show the craftsmanship that these artists have to produce such stunning art.

Sender : Federico Calzi
Date : 2008-06-23 10:06:00

It is really an amazing form of art. Some of the work that I saw were impressive.

Sender : Gangadharan K L
Date : 2008-06-18 10:06:00

India has a lot of Turkish culture imbibed into its culture, by the influence of Mughuls. I have seen lots of marble arts in my country. I should thank Mr. Bulent Guvenel for welcoming me to this wonderful art and explaining to me how difficult it is to master it. Indeed this art comes from a deep rooted culture and am happy that I am also a part of it. I am now eager to visit Turkey ASAP. Ganga

Sender : Víctor Canever
Date : 2008-04-18 08:04:00

Umbelievable work! It is realy touching work. Congratulations from Brasil.

Sender : Mary Hixson
Date : 2008-03-08 01:03:00

I want to come to Turkey to study ebru. Please help me. I have studied the art for many years. I have the freedom to remain in Turkey for the amount of time needed to become proficient in this art that has consumed my existence. I love everything Turkish and of the Turkish culture. Please help me complete this desire.

Sender : Dunne
Date : 2008-02-18 10:02:00

I very much enjoyed seeing these type of artist at work. Especially those that make their art seem so easy. Seeing one of the Masters at work on the video of this web site was very enjoyable, not forgeting the quality of the final piece. It’s always interesting to see how different culturers approach art. I really enjoyed watching the video and am sure, I will watch it again soon.

Sender : Scott
Date : 2008-02-09 15:02:00

You have some beautiful work

Sender : Yanka
Date : 2008-02-04 00:02:00

This kind of art is new to me - and I’m just amazed by it’s beauty & variety! I like gallery, especially Neftli Ebrular’s backgrounds and Ataturk K.S. Ebrular’s paintings with branches. On the other hand - it’s shame, that some works in gallery are just not visible. What I really miss on your web pages is more explanation about this lovely technique /why should somebody search for it in wikipedia?/ and also video in english will be quite advantage /not everybody speaks turkish../ But as I said - beautiful & marvellous art!

Sender : Karla
Date : 2008-02-02 12:02:00

Wow this website opened my mind to different art techniques . The web sight is easy to use and very descriptive

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