Hand drawn has a wide application area in Turkish art. Especially in the last period of Ottoman Empirei bath religious and civil architecture, hand drawn decoration is seen intensively. Hand drawn embellishments, also known as dyed embroideries, are applied directly on plaster or on wood material. In wooden material, it is usually seen on door- window wings, pulpit, sermon platform, top cover. When applied on plaster, it is covered in the dome of the building, the mihrab and the body walls of the building. There are hand drawn decorations applied on the plaster on the walls of the Old Mosque of Damatlı Village which resists against time. The hand-drawn embellishments being applied are very rich in terms of subject matter. There are architectural space depictions (dwellings, mosques, etc.) , nature depictions, still lifes, symbolic depictions, writing decorations. There are depictions which are considered as symbol of fertility in some buildings in Anatolia. These depictions often appear in mosques. There are depictions such as poppy plant, sliced watermelon motif, grape and fig on the hand-drawn decorations applied on plaster on the last congregation place of Damatlı Village old Mosque and the walls of the sanctuary bodyThe buildings is 17 km from Salihli district at the foot of Bozdağlar, Damatlı Village. Due to the rain water leaking from the cracked wooden ceiling of the structure, which is quite ruined, deterioration occurred in the decoration of hand drawn work. In this study, the decoration of mosque, which is in danger of extinction, is discussed in detailed and compared with similar applications in different regions.