He has been selling rosaries from city to city for 30 years.

Sevinç, who stated that the rosary also provides relief as a hobby, said:

"A rosary connects you with the past. Even seeing an antique product increases your inner peace. You can be happy without spending a lot of money. You can also be happy with small things and a simple life."

Sevinç also touched on the making of rosaries, saying, "Prayers are divided into two groups: handmade and machine-made. Handmade rosaries are very valuable. Master craftsmen work for days, and their hands become calloused. Even a rosary made from a date seed is a work of art."

Sevinç emphasized that rosaries are not just ornaments but also symbols of friendship and remembrance, saying, "In the past, people would give rosaries to each other as gifts. They would be sent to distant lands, strengthening friendships. While their material value may be small, their sentimental value is immense. Rosaries, heirlooms from grandfathers and fathers, remind us of the past."

Sevinç, who stated that happiness multiplies through sharing, concluded her speech with the words, "Loving, sharing, and cherishing memories make people happy. The rosary is a symbol of these feelings. If everyone appreciates the value of living and sharing, they will find happiness."