Handicrafts in Anatolia appear as a reflection of the history, economic activities of the society and our traditional culture. In this respect, handicrafts do not only have an artistic value but also reflect the social structure of the society they belong to. Wood art is among the traditional handicrafts that are indispensable in all areas of life from the past to the present. Throughout human history, wood has been one of the important materials preferred as a tool of religious and civil architecture, handicrafts, agriculture, weaving, artistic activities and daily use in terms of its warmth, durability, sustainability, easy accessibility and aesthetic properties. Due to the ease of processing and accessibility, the wood material preferred in the region cannot reach many of them due to moisture, microorganisms and climate. Within the scope of the study, the materials, construction techniques, decoration programs etc. of a group of wooden works that are still used and left idle as a result of the researches made in Tunceli center and its villages. To determine its place and importance in our traditional culture, information forms, recorded and documented, and to transfer and preserve this cultural heritage to future generations. As a result, the works included in our study were examined on-site, measured and photographed. The material type, construction technique, and ornamental features of the studied works have been studied comprehensively in terms of aesthetics..