Antique Ottoman Anatolian Traditional Ceremony Dress
Antique Ottoman Anatolian Traditional Ceremony Dress
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Antique Ottoman Anatolian Traditional Ceremony Dress is Collector’s Item. It was beautifully designed with handwoven silk fabric. It is completely hand-stitched. It has been hand embroidered and patchworks inside.
There are exceptional embroideries on the edges.
Antique Ottoman Anatolian Traditional Ceremony Dress costume was created at the beginning of the 1900s in Anatolia, Turkey for celebrations, ceremonies.
This dress was used to be worn with traditional Anatolian shalwar (baggy trousers).
This dress was prepared for the ceremony by family members and then preserved in a family hope chest.
Made in Central Turkey/ Anatolia.
No reparations were made to keep the original conditions.
This is a collector's item for private collections.
Antique Ottoman Anatolian Traditional Ceremony Dress is one of the unique and rare items of the Dervis Antique Collection.
Dervis Antique Collection has been collected from small villages of Anatolia one by one for over 30 years. These Antique Ottoman Anatolian Traditional Ceremony Dress examples show us the creativity, symbols, and old ages lifestyle to us.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS
Special silk products compiled from various regions of Anatolia, authentically woven items, kaftans, pashminas, rare cloths, mohair, wool, bath accessories, bathrobes, and towels.
