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Caner Karavit
Türkiye
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 59.1x39.4in
About this artwork
Khadak
Khadak is offered to gods in Mongolia and Tibet for help. It is a long and narrow piece of cloth that hangs on rocks and stones that are considered sacred. Khadaks are silk and paper of various colors or blue color. Blue Khadak means eternal blue sky among the Mongols. Khadak is a universal gift. The very similar tradition of shamanistic offerings to the Sky Tengri (Sky God) is also maintained in different Muslim communities. These; The Turkic… Republics of Central Asia, Azerbaijan, the Uzbek-Turkmen regions of Afghanistan and the communities in Anatolia. The societies in these regions, just like the belief of the Mongols, believe that by tying pieces of cloth to trees, shrines, rocks, etc., which are believed to be sacred, they will have children, they will be saved from diseases, their fortunes will be opened, they will become rich, they will succeed in exams.
Khadak is offered to gods in Mongolia and Tibet for help. It is a long and narrow piece of cloth that hangs on rocks and stones that are considered sacred. Khadaks are silk and paper of various colors or blue color. Blue Khadak means eternal blue sky among the Mongols. Khadak is a universal gift. The very similar tradition of shamanistic offerings to the Sky Tengri (Sky God) is also maintained in different Muslim communities. These; The Turkic… Republics of Central Asia, Azerbaijan, the Uzbek-Turkmen regions of Afghanistan and the communities in Anatolia. The societies in these regions, just like the belief of the Mongols, believe that by tying pieces of cloth to trees, shrines, rocks, etc., which are believed to be sacred, they will have children, they will be saved from diseases, their fortunes will be opened, they will become rich, they will succeed in exams.
Caner Karavit
Türkiye
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« We can't keep up the speed of an agenda dynamic while we try to hunt down the so-called art game. »
Caner Karavit is an award-winning Turkish artist whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in China and Italy. The painter and printmaker separates his artistic outlook and journey into two separate stages. The first being influenced by Western art, which he interpreted through performances, paintings, printmaking, and wood carvings. Karavit's second stage is deeply affected by Chinese art and Buddhist philosophy, which is evident in his more recent works.
Caner Karavit
KHADAK
$9,300
