Musa Talasli
Turkey , 1976
Colors
Turquia,
2018
Tradicionais vestidos de cerimónia são preparados para o casamento que se avizinha.
Executados com delicados tecidos do Extremo Oriente, estes coloridos trajes, designados Kıras-Fistan, fazem parte da cultura curda há milhares de anos.
São indispensáveis em ocasiões especiais, como casamentos, festas de noivado, o Newroz (a celebração curda do Nowruz, no início da primavera) e o Dia Internacional da Mulher.
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Ceremonial dresses are prepared for the upcoming wedding.
Executed with delicate Far Eastern fabrics, these colorful costumes, the Kıras-Fistan, have been part of Kurdish culture for thousands of years.
They are indispensable on special occasions such as weddings, engagement parties, the Newroz (the Kurdish celebration of Nowruz in early spring), and International Women's Day.
Executed with delicate Far Eastern fabrics, these colorful costumes, the Kıras-Fistan, have been part of Kurdish culture for thousands of years.
They are indispensable on special occasions such as weddings, engagement parties, the Newroz (the Kurdish celebration of Nowruz in early spring), and International Women's Day.
Photographer: Musa Talasli
Title: Cores
Location: Turquia
Year of work: 2018
Technique: Digital
Condition: New
Signature: Signed
Certificate of authenticity: Included
Frame: Not Included
Shipped from: Portugal
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| Support | Dimension | Rarity | Edition | Availability | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fine Art Giclée Print | S | 40x60 cm | 15,7x23,6 in | Edition of 30 | Limited Edition |
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1.200,00 € |
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Musa Talasli
Turkey | 1976
A native of Gürpınar, in the district of Van, near the border with Iran, Musa Talaşlı has distinguished work in several countries. With "Colors," a photograph that refers to the snowy mountains of his region and Kurdish traditions, he received the IN COLORS PROJECT 2021-22 Award.
Nature, human heritage and portraiture are themes he enjoys exploring, ranging from macro photography to landscape register, from black and white to the abundance of color.
Musa Talaşlı began studio photography in 1992. He worked at the same location for 19 years, until he decided to set up on his own. He is a professional, award-winning photographer, but also a family man. As he makes a point of introducing himself, he is married and has four children.
Photo by Musa Talaşlı