Engin Dalyancı the Fish Painter of Bodrum

Engin Dalyanci the Fish Man of Bodrum, Turkey

Fish Man of Bodrum Logo, TurkeyEngin Dalyanci Blog post on Bodrum BizFish Painter of Bodrum

If you spend any time wandering around the shops in Bodrum, Ortankent or Türkbükü, you’ll probably be visually enticed to browse one of the Engin Dalyancı Gallery/Shop.

As well as a large selection of fish-themed art and fused glassware, ceramics and collectibles, there’s a wide variety of household items. These include kitchen, bedroom and bathroom linens, as well as full place settings, to bring a touch of the Aegean to your dining table back home.

Engin Dalyancı, originally from Corfu, likes to create objects that can be easily integrated into the home, that are both functional and decorative.

To find out more about his journey to becoming one of the most recognized of Bodrum area Artists, click on this Bodrum.biz photo to read all about “The Fish Painter of Bodrum”, which appeared in the Kusadasi.Biz forum.

Here’s a couple of photo’s of his Gallery/Shop I took the last time I was in Türkbükü, as well as a couple of other photos from the web (copyright acknowledgement at the bottom of the page)

 

 

Click on this hyperlink to visit Engin Dalyancı’s website

 

Information Block for Engin Dalyanci

Website: http://engindalyanci.com

Address: Cumhuriyet Cad. No:55 Bodrum
Tel: 0 252 313 02 14
Fax: 0 252 313 02 14

 

 

© Feature Photo copyright Bodrum Haber Merkesi

© Bodrum Gallery Photo copyright Bodrum.biz photo

3 thoughts on “Engin Dalyancı the Fish Painter of Bodrum

  1. dear sirs,

    I am trying to contact engin dalyanci without sucess.
    the websute addresss no longer works.
    Do you have an updated contact address for him or the shop as i wish to buy some of his goods.
    many thnaks

  2. Hello, you’re correct the link isn’t working anymore, but I don’t have a new one for him. Maybe it’s just a temporary issue. Check again in a few days, and if it’s still not working … I’m sorry, but I don’t know what to suggest.
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