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The Splendor of Sultan Caftans on Glass Written by: Irem GUVEN / Translated by: Sabriye GUN KULAHÇIOĞLU Ornamented with rich colorful designs, Sultan Caftans reflect the power and the splendor of an Empire which ruled over three continents. Now, in Işıl Yaltıraklı’s first individual exhibition, they have a new dimension. The fascinating exhibition called “Enchanted Glass” exposes the application of Sultan Caftans on 120 kg glass blocks.
When you think of the Ottomans, the first word which comes into mind is splendor. An Empire which ruled over three continents, which has a reputation as the mightiest Turkish State has traces of splendor in all relics of the past. Historical buildings, palace furniture, Sultans’ personal belongings and many more… Glamorous clothing of the Sultans with fancy details reflects the splendor that comes from power. In order to represent the majesty of the Empire, Sultans were particular about their clothing and they preferred the best fabric. This promoted the textile industry in the Ottomans. The fabric for their clothing and upholstery was woven in palace workshops and designed meticulously by palace miniaturists. When these workshops were not enough, orders were placed to other workshops in Istanbul and Bursa. Silk texture was strictly controlled to make sure that the number of threads is adequate, the paint is proper and so on. As the Empire was getting larger and glorious, precious stones and furs were added to the quite simple clothing of the Sultans of the early times. Those caftans are preserved by special techniques. They can be greatly admired in the museums. Strikingly, they are very large in size. The reason behind the size was to add splendor to the fine art of Sultans’ clothing which had perfect weaving and the embroidering of the jewels. There were two kinds of caftans, one for the outer, and the other for the inner. The external caftans were for the ceremonies. Ceremonial caftans were woven with gold or silver threads. Both kinds of caftans were a little high-necked, unsealed on the front and slit at the sides. They had long or short sleeves and they had pockets. The ceremonial caftans had additional sleeves with the same length of the caftans. They added glamour to the appearance of the sultans and they had a historical function such as to be kissed by the subjects.
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