C. 1900 Siirt Jacket sesami-service dyed with natural pigments that

dyed with natural pigments that deepened and shifted with time rather than fading to nothing

The monogramming was typically worked by hand in whitework embroidery

Cut from a hand-woven olive harvest sack

and on those travels we see many wonderful things and meet so many interesting people

It’s lived a life

C. 1900 Siirt Jacket sesami-service dyed with natural pigments thatOriginating from Southeast Anatolia in the early 20th century, handwoven from Angora goat hair. The soft texture and warmth comes from a long pile, created by brushing with a steel comb after weaving. Traditionally woven on narrow looms; a staple in Anatolian homes and Kurdish communities. Historically used by shepherds and villagers for comfort, showing the enduring craftsmanship of the region. The traditional weaving techniques have been preserved,