She is the daughter of a father of jewelery. Assistant Professor of Sociology , Istanbul Kemerburgaz University. Assoc. Dr. Fatoş Altınbaş Sarıgül is also a Board Member of Altınbaş Holding. In his book titled "A Transformation Story-Handmade Jewelery Masters", Sarıgül tells the story of the jewelery masters finely processed and arrived at the showcases. It expresses and warns that this historical profession, which has made the texture of the Grand Bazaar since the 15th century, is now a matter of tarihe. The work, a product of a two-year study, deals with the journey of jewelers and jewelery masters from a different point of view. If the police come Book disabled children receiving treatment and rehabilitation, Bağcılar is perfectly located for Life Sharing and Solidarity Association '
How did your interest in jeweler mastery begin?
The emergence of my book began when I did research for my doctoral dissertation. While writing this thesis, I was in search of a topic that I was curious about in the topic selection and which had never been explored before. I had the chance to meet the jewelers at places I worked in the Grand Bazaar before. I could hear the repetition of masters such as, "We can not find an apprentice, we can not compete, master-apprentice relationship ends". I wanted to investigate why this profession has been done for centuries. At the same time we were our family business and I got support from them. I saw 28 competitors in the Grand Bazaar. Some are still not doing this, some are branded. I spoke to people in different profiles. I supported both with scientific analysis and completed my dissertation and found this book writing.![]()
How did your interest in jeweler mastery begin?
The emergence of my book began when I did research for my doctoral dissertation. While writing this thesis, I was in search of a topic that I was curious about in the topic selection and which had never been explored before. I had the chance to meet the jewelers at places I worked in the Grand Bazaar before. I could hear the repetition of masters such as, "We can not find an apprentice, we can not compete, master-apprentice relationship ends". I wanted to investigate why this profession has been done for centuries. At the same time we were our family business and I got support from them. I saw 28 competitors in the Grand Bazaar. Some are still not doing this, some are branded. I spoke to people in different profiles. I supported both with scientific analysis and completed my dissertation and found this book writing.