In every period of humanity, there are many symbolic items with a certain belief value. In Turkish traditions, it is seen that sacredness is attributed to the sky, water, fire, trees and plants in the place-water belief, or the semantic depth of a certain symbolic religious character is loaded, depending on the belief of the Sky God. Among these, the beliefs about wood continued to exist in Turkish communities. This motto is "Swane's Golden (Servi Ağacı)" motif in the frame of this belief and in the Turkish communities in the old periods and in the most common of the arts of the Seljuk and Ottoman eras.

The "Swane's Golden" is the symbol of our welfare and social belief values ​​as well as the efforts of human beings to exist from birth to death, and to be a wicked one. Despite the harsh conditions of the seasons, the Swane's Golden can express their lives by being able to remain strong without losing their greenery and with their durability. It is also believed that the figure also represents correctness due to the upright posture of the body extending to the heavens. Yet another belief is that the cypress tree has good fortune and protection. Together with this belief, the Swane's Golden are also described as a tree of life symbolizing abundance and abundance in ancient Turkish culture.

The most important reason for this is that the tree roots come from under the soil, the body is on the earth, and the leaves are in the chest. In this trilogy there is a belief that evokes the desire to reach birth, life and hope. If the tree is always green despite the seasonal conditions, the immortality is also symbols. In the Ottoman culture minarets are similar to cypresses, tree of life, and birds placed in branches are symbols of life, that is, human beings. Because they needed the sun to grow, their ascension to the sky constantly caused the mystical significance of the service.

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