Özet:

The crafts, which are studied within the framework of non-substantial cultural heritage elements, are among the values that are beginning to disappear today. On the other hand, the production in the Silverhouse or Dölek Village is limited, but still continuing, the crew (guducity) is a valuable craftsmanship that needs to be studied academically. The aim of the work in this direction is to present solutions for the restoration of the increasingly decreasing production in the Silverhouse or Dölek Village in the context of sustainable tourism and the transfer to future generations. In accordance with the objectives of the study, discussions were conducted with the relevant stakeholders, and the outcomes were analyzed using the visual analysis method. As a result, the study found that there were a number of problems at the point of continuing the storage. The main issues of these are the youth’s disinterest for craftsmanship and the fact that craftsmanship master’s work is not rewarded enough. Furthermore, the fact that the production process is difficult and difficult, the fact that it does not go to co-operation is the fact that the goods are sold cheaply, the lack of suitable places for the sale and marketing of the goods in the Dölek Village is another problem. *The summary of this study was presented verbally at the I International Silverhouse Symposium held on 16-18 October 2017.