Motifs and symbols as common cultural creation in Ukrainian and Turkish folk arts

Society of cultural and belief systems of a resulting motifs and symbols are revealed as a reflection of protection attributed to them, communication, knowledge transfer, belief indicator, along with features like express ethnicity is attached, it is reflected on the surface of the ornamental elements eventually. Geometric, zoomorphic, phytomorphic, anthropomorphic, isomorphic, ornithomorphic, symbols allocated to the various groups such as ornitomorfik, the culture belongs to intellectual and Creational are shaped look. However, these symbols and patterns depending disclosed by geography which belongs to the same cultural-like structure may exhibit different geographies these differences may show the stylistic or semantic similarities. Symbols and motifs that show both analmasal and lacustrine similarities in Ukrainian and Turkish folk arts living in different geographies appear as common creations. Both people in many areas (textiles, wood, stone, metal, pen, etc.) Motifs they use and it is a part of the symbolic meaning they have installed the motifs only visual, some purely semantic includes both visual and semantic similarity is a part. The geographical location of Ukraine and Turkish peoples, ancient religious beliefs, cultural values created by the interaction between people due to migration occurred in the historical process is one reason for this similarity. The aim of the thesis is; to identify common formations created by cultural contacts that have taken place throughout history. At the same time, to introduce the cultural richness of the Ukrainian and Turkish peoples to people. The importance of the thesis; bringing awareness to the agenda by reminding the meanings of the motifs and symbols on the items used and reminding the beauty of the cultures that led to oblivion. Research model; Screening model / Qualitative and Historical method was used. Keywords: Motif, Symbol, Ukraine, Turkey, Textile, Wooden, Metal, Rock, Pen.