Okçu (Archer)
Osmanlı Devleti Kara Kuvvetleri’nin pek çok kuruluşunda silah olarak okun önemli bir yer tuttuğu ve askerler arasında okçular (tirendazlar ya da kemankeşer) bulunduğu bilinmektedir
Price of the Work
650,41 USD
Archer
The history of arrows and bows in Turks goes back to very old times. With the Turks' acceptance of Islam, the arrow also gained a religious characteristic, was considered sacred like a sword, and an oath was sworn on it. It is known that the arrow occupied an important place as a weapon in many establishments of Ordu-yu Hümayun, that is, the Land Forces of the Ottoman State, and that there were archers (tirendaz or Kemerkeşer) among the soldiers. After the use of the arrow as a weapon in wars was abandoned, the sultans were keen on archery and practice.
• The collection created by enriching the relief work with engraving is a first. The works, which are prepared as bronze coating on synthetic polymer, will be produced in a limited number of 600 pieces of each model. design registration
The works that have been bought and will be presented with their certificates refer to the glorious process of the Ottoman Empire, which ruled for 600 years.
Archer
The history of arrow and bow goes back a long way in Turkish history. The arrow gained a religious aspect after the acceptance of Islam by Turks. Turks started to swear on arrows as religious symbols. It is also known that the arrow had a significant role as a weapon in the Ordu-yi Humayun which is the army of Ottoman State and that there were archers (tirendazlar or camikefler) among the soldiers. even after the discontinuance of utilizing the arch as a weapon during the wars; the sultans were eager to train and exercise on the arches.
Size: 70.5x47.5x4 cm.
* The products on the web pages are documented by patent and design registration.
They can not be copied, even if the source is shown, they cannot be published on a different site.
