Khinkhwab brings you print collection inspired by Turkish motifs. 

Traditional Turkish motifs are unique motifs in the history of the Ottoman Empire. They were used on fabrics, ceramics, carpets, miniatures, decorative arts, paintings, and more. The motifs, which have been developed continuously from the thirteenth century onwards, were most prevalent in the sixteenth century. They played an important role in the world of decorative designs with their detailed, beautiful, and unique motifs; reflected the taste and efforts of Ottoman artists called

Nakkaş (Muralist). They drew these motifs in the court atelier, and they reflected their spiritual feelings in the motifs.

Fabric - Pure Crepe Silk 

Crepe is long known for its extremely soft, suave and sensuous appeal with a wrinkled appearance due to the unique weaving and knitting process by twisting the thin filaments of silk. Crepe has  soft sheen, light-weight and crinkled texture, it also endows a flowing graceful fall.

Motif : Hatayi - SÜMBÜL

The Hatayi motif, deriving from the Far East can be found on interlacing tendrils, sometimes alone, sometimes combined with Rumi and Plant motifs, a practice revealing the artistic influence of Timurid art

Note- There may be slight color variations due to photographic reasons.

This is a hand-woven product and any irregularities in the weaving or pattern should not be taken as a defect. These irregularities make every handloom piece unique.