ata ocağı kültür sanat evi - Atatürk Cd.

On the street in the shadow of Mount Ararat

It's a great place to go, people are involved, there are many things to see from the past, and it's great that they do something like this in such a place without government support. Congratulations

Iğdır is a very valuable place for culture. A museum-house established with personal efforts.

Thanks to Mr. Coşkun Oluz for creating this beautiful work. Thanks to those who contributed. This Ata quarry is definitely a place to visit. I can suggest that Iğdır Melekli Town residents and the Municipality protect this beautiful work.

MELEKLİ ATA QUARRY CULTURE AND ART HOUSE: Ata Ocağı culture and art house, located in Melekli Village of the center of Iğdır, is a special ethnography museum that brings the past to the present and exhibits old household items. This culture and art house, located at the point where the Gezi Park and Art Street starts, in the Footsteps of Noah, which is among the places most visited by nature lovers, is a part of the original museum perception that identifies art with life. Ata Ocak Culture and Art House; In addition to clothing and attire specific to the Iğdır region and Turkish tribes, there are household items, old agricultural tools, carpets, amulets, sculptures and objects reflecting the traces of many civilizations that lived in this region. These houses, which are called Ata quarry or Balahana in the Iğdır region, are known as houses where the past and the future are exhibited together and reflect the unique architecture of the region. These houses, which are accepted as a sacred heritage from the grandfather, are considered as a place where everyone who has been dispersed from the stove over time can come together again. #ğdır #angels

Mr. Coşkun has really become a leader for Melekli district in terms of his knowledge and vision for the future. I congratulate him. Art Street, Ata Ocağı, etc. places are great. There are many authentic objects, especially the Ata Quarry, which are very beautifully made. He also gladly helps everyone who visits the Ata Hearth. You realize how important a person is to a place when you go and see it. I would also like to thank Mr. Coşkun for the help he has given us. I hope he achieves all the goals he dreams of for the district of Melekli. If you go to Iğdır and don't stop by Ata Ocak, you will lose a lot.