Ebru Art Event at Pakistan Orphanage

The Ebru art event held at the Pakistan Orphanage, led by Orphanage Director Doğan Cagan, allowed orphan children to explore their creativity. This event, in which children developed their social skills by creating colorful Ebru patterns, was a day filled with happy memories.

A World Without Borders with Ebru Art

Ebru art is a unique art form specific to Turkish culture that is created on water. The patterns formed by the colors coming together are one of the distinctive features of Ebru art. Thanks to this event, our children's imaginations were reflected in the patterns that emerged from the dance of colors, and wonderful works of art were created. Our children discovered how different colors come together on water, which increased their creativity and skills. In addition, Ebru art is an important aspect of Turkish culture, and our children learned about Turkish culture through this event.

Contributions of Ebru Art Master Doğan Cagan

Our Orphanage Director and Ebru Art master Doğan Cagan, helped our children discover their creativity and learn Ebru art by imparting valuable information about this art form that requires patience, attention, and care. The master greatly contributed to our children learning the intricacies of Ebru art and enjoying this event.

What Can We Do?

Our orphan brothers and sisters at the Pakistan Orphanage can hold these events with the support of our donors. Their education, food, health, and shelter needs are met with our sponsors' monthly support of 200 TL. We thank them for their support.

You can also sponsor our orphans by supporting them with 200 TL on a monthly basis to meet their basic needs such as food, shelter, health, and education. Remember, with your support, we can create more smiles on the faces of more children.

“We are only smiles.”