Special Gift Box
Turkish Tradition
Stone Printing Rectangle Pillow
Turkish Tradition
Stone Printing Square Pillow
Turkish Tradition
Stone Printing Runner
Turkish Tradition
Diagonal Striped Wire Breaking Hand Bag
Turkish Tradition
Derbent Woven Pillow
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking Hand Bag - Gold
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking Hand Bag - Silver
Turkish Tradition
Embroidered Wire Breaking Slippers And Bag Set
Turkish Tradition
Embroidered Wire Breaking Slippers - Gold
Turkish Tradition
Embroidered Wire Breaking Slippers - Silver
Turkish Tradition
Turkish Hamam Set
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking White Tulip Hand Bag
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking Purse
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking Hand Bag
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking Hand Bag
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking Hand Bag
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking Hand Bag
Turkish Tradition
Colored Wire Breaking Hand Bag
Turkish Tradition
Wire Breaking Hand Bag
Turkish Tradition
Blue Silk Scarf
- 180*48 cm
- Dry clean only
- This product is produced personally for you upon the order. Estimated production time: 5-7 days. Shipment duration will be additional and may vary with the shipment adress.
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Bursa, one of the last stops and important centers of the Silk Road route in Anatolia, is known as a city identified with silk and sericulture. The terms "silk" and "sericulture" are among the values that have carried the name, greenery and beauty of Bursa to the ends of the world with caravans for centuries.
The first stage of silk farming, silkworm farming, dates back to ancient times. Towards the end of the Byzantine period, Bursa started to be considered the center of silk and silkworms. After the Ottomans conquered Bursa, during the reign of Orhan Bey, Bursa became a center in terms of sericulture. In the 14th and 15th centuries, Bursa silk was the mainstay of the Ottoman economy.
With unique designs typical of the Ottoman period, the quality and workmanship of these scarves is truly extraordinary and a perfect compliment to our collection.
Each scarf is made in one-off batches with hand knotted tassels and varies slightly in length. They truly are unique in every sense.
