Furnishing Fabric Fashion March - April 2024
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<strong>Furnishing</strong> <strong>Fabric</strong> <strong>Fashion</strong><br />
Tabisgan<br />
Designed with a rabbit figure in motion, one of the animal motifs used in the<br />
wall tiles of Kubad Abad Palace built during the Seljuk period, Tabışgan is one of<br />
the prominent fabrics of the Heritage Collection. The white-spotted, brown rabbit<br />
figure has an eye-catching beauty on amber yellow, musty green, caramelized<br />
onion and foggy blue background colors.<br />
Sumru<br />
Sumru, designed by adapting the tile patterns in Kubad Abad Palace built during<br />
the Seljuk period, commemorates Kubad Abad with its symmetrical birds looking<br />
at each other on both sides of the tree of life.<br />
Efe / Zeybek / Zeybek Panel<br />
Efe, Zeybek and Zeybek Pano, where the motifs taken from the Aegean region<br />
zeybek bolero are modernized and brought together, emulates the cord wrapping<br />
technique used in the original boleros with its weaves.<br />
Standing out with its 3-meter height, the panel patterned Zeybek Panel visually<br />
describes the ancient cord wrapping technique very well. Zeybek Pano, which is<br />
one of the most special fabrics of the Heritage Collection, where this technique,<br />
which dates back to the 1800s, is adapted to the present day with modern<br />
weaving techniques and brought closer to its original appearance. Zeybek Pano,<br />
which captures the original primrose appearance with the linen yarn used on<br />
the fabric ground, is worth seeing with its splendor.<br />
Ödemiş<br />
Ödemiş, where a selection of hand embroidery motifs frequently used in the<br />
textiles of the Aegean Region such as oilcloths, circles, pesky cloths, handkerchiefs,<br />
bundles, tray and hearth covers from the Ottoman period were brought<br />
together with a patchwork look, was modernized by working in a single color.<br />
Pars<br />
Designed by combining the pars and crocodile figures in Ottoman miniatures,<br />
Pars is one of the most striking fabrics of the collection. Woven with long pile,<br />
soft yarns in natural colors, Pars has a dominant effect with its striking animal<br />
motifs.<br />
Atabey<br />
With its modernized rug pattern, Atabey is a contemporary interpretation of<br />
Anatolian hand-woven rugs.<br />
Hevsel<br />
Selected from the most beautiful examples of Ottoman kat-ı art and woven with<br />
a detailed weaving and in the original colors of this art, Hevsel is like a garden<br />
placed in a vase with its magnificent pattern.<br />
Saruhan<br />
Saruhan, which takes its name from a Turkish bey, is one of the prominent<br />
fabrics of the collection, inspired by the motifs in the Ottoman period Kumkapı<br />
carpets, attracting attention with its vibrant colors and touch.<br />
You are invited to our stores to examine the Heritage Collection closely and take<br />
a small journey in Anatolia with its magnificent patterns...
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