Blacksmith bazaar - Demirci Sk. 33/A

The Ottoman traveler Evliya Çelebi, in his Book of Travel, says for the people of Maraş, "Kelimatları is the language of the Turks and their people are mostly Turks". [3] Maras and the surrounding area, especially Oghuz, Avsar, Bayat and Beydili in the majority, but almost 24 Oghuz whole neck is available. It is famous for its forging ice cream. Kahramanmaraş's forging ice cream has become famous all over the world with the determination and contribution of local companies and ice cream branches have been opened in many world cities. In many countries from Japan to the USA, from Australia to Dubai, the city and ice cream are introduced by local companies. With the law no. 6360 issued in 2012, it became a metropolitan city. At the same time meets 14% of Kahramanmaras Turkey's electricity needs. [4]

A marvelous bazaar carries the historical heritage up to the present day, and the craftsmanship made by artisans and the people who are nice and humble in the artisans of the bazaar are a different beauty.

You can have a wide variety of molds here. The craftsmen in these workplaces, which are entirely handcrafted, receive their labor in return for their iron and wood workmanship. Unfortunately, these are the last masters because there is no apprentice that these craftsmen have raised! this is both a huge loss for the country's economy and a loss for handicrafts that have been forgotten ...

Very tidy, clean and friendly tradesman

It is a very nostalgic place. It takes me to my childhood. I love such places. The vigorous work, forehead sweat, sincere looks and speech of the masters there ... I guess I guess childhood longing as we get older. I feel emotional.

Maraş is to the south of the entrance of the bazaar, where blacksmiths used to be, but now cutlery and wood are small. A restored bazaar with household goods

This is one of the two places I enjoy visiting the most in this country, the other is the covered bazaar, visit the blacksmiths' bazaar from time to time, you will find something for yourself, there is a shop called Maraş Antique, you should definitely see it.

There are shops selling all kinds of knives, wooden products and souvenirs, all of which are handmade by craftsmen.