Özet:

The transfer of cultural elements of a society to the future is of great importance in terms of cultural continuity. Traditional crafts, which is an element of culture, continues to live as an element of non-substantial cultural heritage, moving from the past to the present in the hands of the masters. UNESCO has called them living human treasures in order to emphasize the duties of these masters. The life of these masters, who have traditional knowledge and experience, who have grown from a master's hand and are now increasingly decreasing in numbers, is equal to the life of art. We will be able to do the work of the master who will be in Samsun or Vezirköprü district. The Omer master, who deals with semavercity from traditional crafts, is the oldest and most experienced of one or two master who do semavercity in the district and even in this place. The geographical sign certificate is the Vezirköprü yassy semaveri master. He reveals all of his works with his hands. Three-four semavers per month can only be done. Although a lot of semaver was made with technological machines in the site, he has lived the tradition and transformed semaver production from an artwork into art. This is why the living human being deserves to be called a treasure. As a result, the tradition was lived through semaver masters, where the tea consumption, which is an indispensable place in the daily life of the Turks, revealed a traditional art through semaver; in this context, it was achieved that Omer Acar can be considered as a living human treasure.

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