Hace casi dos milenios, Plancia Magna abrió un nuevo camino al causar un sorprendente impacto en la ciudad de Perge, a pesar del papel pasivo habitual de las mujeres en aquella época. Nació en el seno de una familia rica y poderosa, pero en lugar de llevar la típica vida fácil, utilizó su posición privilegiada en beneficio de la ciudad. Su valentía, su independencia y su carácter fueron apreciadas mucho después de su época, e inspiraron a mujeres con el paso de los años a buscar papeles influyentes en la sociedad.
Un guía, formado en National Geographic, te enseñará la antigua ciudad de Perge centrándose en la vida y el legado de Plancia Magna, una figura motivadora incluso en la actualidad. Y es que, quizás, Plancia fuera una fuente de inspiración para Hatice Adıgüzel, cuyo taller visitarás después. Descubre la destreza y el arte necesarios para crear lámparas y adornos de jardín a partir de calabazas, y escucha de la propia Hatice que lo que distingue a su negocio es su liderazgo en un entorno laboral dominado por hombres, así como su compromiso por la motivación de las mujeres locales y la elección de materiales sostenibles.
Durante un taller práctico, tendrás la oportunidad de hacer tu propia calabaza decorativa y aprender más sobre el trabajo de Hatice con la comunidad local de mujeres. Hatice retribuye su éxito contratando a mujeres de la zona para que decoren las calabazas desde sus casas para su negocio. También preparan los aperitivos que disfrutarás durante el taller. El objetivo de Hatice es ayudar a las mujeres que no pueden trabajar en un empleo convencional por tener que cuidar a sus hijos o por otras limitaciones similares, ofreciéndoles así una forma cómoda de ganarse la vida.
Nat Geo Day Tour: Mujeres de Antalya, del pasado al presente
- Recorre la antigua ciudad de Perge y conoce a Plancia Magna, la primera alcaldesa del mundo en una época dominada por hombres y que allanó el camino a las mujeres fuertes del futuro.
- Conoce a Hatice Adıgüzel, pionera, artista y empresaria que crea lámparas y adornos de jardín a partir de calabazas y que está comprometida con el empoderamiento de las mujeres locales en una industria dominada por hombres.
- Participa en un taller práctico para crear tu propia calabaza decorativa utilizando materiales naturales. Aprende más sobre el oficio artesanal y la contribución de Hatice a la comunidad local de mujeres.
- Disfruta de una selección de aperitivos típicos locales durante la visita al taller, preparados por las mujeres que trabajan con Hatice.
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