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The accumulations of a society’s history, beliefs, traditions and traditions form the cultural memory of that society, or the social memory of other variations. Cultural heritage, a shared bond, means belonging to a community. Our history and identity represents our connection to the past, to the present and to the future. Traditions from generation to generation, verbal history, performance arts, practices in society, traditional craftsmanship, paintings, ceremonies, etc. are considered as abstract cultural heritage. They create a cultural heritage that carries the codes of society along with the works that are materially revealed with human abilities such as painting, statue, printing. The significance and use of the blood symbol in the cultural heritage formed by the combination of talent with the blood and the genetic path of the individual in which he lives has been studied. The human being, influenced by the cultural environment in which he lives, has used some primary meanings as well as symbolic meanings. The use of blood as an element to be addressed in a cultural context in many academic studies has shown that the use of human emotions in relation to blood symbolism has also revealed the psychological dimension of this symbol. In symbolism, blood is not independent of sociological and religious factors as the importance of psychological factors and is in cooperation with them. It is remarkable that blood applications have been intense since ancient cultures. The symbolic meanings charged with the cana were used primarily to enhance prosperity, to show gratitude, to communicate with the dead, and to expel the evil spirits. Under the widely seen symbolism of blood in different cultures, it has been seen to be similar in many rituals and uses where its sanctification comes.