Rouge d'Andrinople, which shook European courts, now embraces the kimono of ancestral power. This exceptional red, obtained from Rubia tinctorum in Edirne during the 15th century, represents a symbol of power, wealth, and Ottoman dominance, transformed into a garment that transcends time and borders.
Color History: Edirne or Ottoman Red is a cultural heritage of the Ottoman Empire, known in France as "Rouge d'Andrinople." Originating in Ottoman lands, it gained immense popularity in Europe to the point that European countries spent years trying to discover its secret formula, even sending spies. The process was jealously preserved by Ottoman master artisans. It is not just a dye, but a symbol of the empire's rich artistic and cultural heritage that you can now wear.
Material: Woven cotton (Peshtemal) on black looms (kara tezgah) with geometric hand embroidery
Details that make the difference
Fusion of Tradition and Minimalism
Our products are unique designs that combine traditional weaving and craftsmanship with a minimalist Mediterranean style.
Individual Craftsmanship
Each one is handmade, carefully produced, and carries its own distinctive character.
Conscious Production
They are crafted in small-scale workshops, with a slow design approach and zero waste principles adopted at every stage.
Ecological Commitment
Our products, which offer multi-purpose usage possibilities, reflect our love for nature by preventing unnecessary waste generation from production to shipping proces
Specifications
100% cotton
Hand wash in cold water or machine wash at low spin.
Do not tumble dry.
Hang to dry
Do not use bleach
Your garment will soften as you wash it. Especially after swimming, we recommend a quick wash in cold water without detergent for a softer texture and to preserve colors.
