2nd generation Mesele Peshkirs are woven in Buldan, with traditional techniques on handlooms, that have 80% slower stroke speed than the ones used in mass production. The symbols are embroidered with naturally dyed wool yarns on 100% cotton peshkirs.

Absorbent.
Dries quickly. 
Lightweight and takes up little space. 
Kind to your skin. 
Pre-washed and soft.
Sold in packs of two as White-Red, Red-White and White-Black
Can be used in the kitchen as a hand towel, dish cloth or pot-holder, in the bathroom as a face, hair, hand or guest towel, or at the dinner table as a napkin or place mat.

ABOUT PESHKIR: 
This special Anatolian cloth is known as the ancestor of towels, with the name coming from the Farsi Piş (front) and Gir (to hold). Found in many regions and palaces, it was used as a place setting or a napkin placed on the lap, and was given great importance in the Ottoman palace. In the present day, still keeping its function as a napkin it can also be used as a towel.

Our peshtemals are made from the finest quality locally produced linen and cotton, and are woven using traditional methods. The symbols are embroidered using traditional flannel fabrics and natural yarns.

Highly absorbent.
Lightweight.
Takes up little space.
Fast-drying.
Ideal for babies.

Can be used at the pool, in the bath, at the beach, in the sauna or Turkish bath, during sports, or at the Spa.

Our peshtemals are made from the finest quality locally produced linen and cotton, and are woven using traditional methods. The symbols are embroidered using traditional flannel fabrics and natural yarns.

Highly absorbent.
Lightweight.
Takes up little space.
Fast-drying.
Ideal for babies.

Can be used at the pool, in the bath, at the beach, in the sauna or Turkish bath, during sports, or at the Spa.

These bowls are fragile to ship via courier kindly contact us to purchase from the available designs.

Our peshtemals are made from the finest quality locally produced linen and cotton, and are woven using traditional methods. The symbols are embroidered using traditional flannel fabrics and natural yarns.

Highly absorbent.
Lightweight.
Takes up little space.
Fast-drying.
Ideal for babies.

Can be used at the pool, in the bath, at the beach, in the sauna or Turkish bath, during sports, or at the Spa.

Our peshtemals are made from the finest quality locally produced linen and cotton, and are woven using traditional methods. The symbols are embroidered using traditional flannel fabrics and natural yarns.

Highly absorbent.
Lightweight.
Takes up little space.
Fast-drying.
Ideal for babies.

Can be used at the pool, in the bath, at the beach, in the sauna or Turkish bath, during sports, or at the Spa.

Our peshtemals are made from the finest quality locally produced linen and cotton, and are woven using traditional methods. The symbols are embroidered using traditional flannel fabrics and natural yarns.

Highly absorbent.
Lightweight.
Takes up little space.
Fast-drying.
Ideal for babies.

Can be used at the pool, in the bath, at the beach, in the sauna or Turkish bath, during sports, or at the Spa.

2nd generation Mesele Peshkirs are woven in Buldan, with traditional techniques on handlooms, that have 80% slower stroke speed than the ones used in mass production. The symbols are hand sewn from naturally dyed wool yarns on 100% cotton peshkirs.

Absorbent.
Dries quickly. 
Lightweight and takes up little space. 
Kind to your skin. 
Pre-washed and soft.
Sold in packs of two as White-Red, Red-White and Black-White. 
Can be used in the kitchen as a hand towel, dish cloth or pot-holder, in the bathroom as a face, hair, hand or guest towel, or at the dinner table as a napkin or place mat.

ABOUT PESHKIR: 
This special Anatolian cloth is known as the ancestor of towels, with the name coming from the Farsi Piş (front) and Gir (to hold). Found in many regions and palaces, it was used as a place setting or a napkin placed on the lap, and was given great importance in the Ottoman palace. In the present day, still keeping its function as a napkin it can also be used as a towel.

A Matter of Sensitive Skin – Grape Seed Oil

The delicious Efemçukuru grapes which are grown in the Izmir region, as well as their milled seeds, are ideal for exfoliating, moisturizing and toning skin.

Our soap consists of 80% olive oil which is sourced from İzmir-Seferihisar, is of edible quality, and is full of miraculous properties. A small amount of natural coconut oil is added in order to make it lather. Furthermore, in our soaps you can also find unique healing natural oils from Turkey’s different regions.

Entirely handmade.

The soap consists of 80% edible olive oil.

Has been enriched with plants and oil extracts from various parts of Anatolia.

You can use this soap on your entire body and on your hair.

Is very different from the soaps that you know.

Our peshtemals are made from the finest quality locally produced linen and cotton, and are woven using traditional methods. The symbols are embroidered using traditional flannel fabrics and natural yarns.

Highly absorbent.
Lightweight.
Takes up little space.
Fast-drying.
Ideal for babies.

Can be used at the pool, in the bath, at the beach, in the sauna or Turkish bath, during sports, or at the Spa.

These bowls are fragile to ship via courier kindly contact us to purchase from the available designs.

A Matter of Smoothness - Mimosa

The scent of mimosa flowers from Izmir will brighten your spirit, while natural olive oil from the Dardanelles will refresh your skin with all of its miraculous effects.

Our soap consists of 80% olive oil which is sourced from İzmir-Seferihisar, is of edible quality, and is full of miraculous properties. A small amount of natural coconut oil is added in order to make it lather. Furthermore, in our soaps you can also find unique healing natural oils from Turkey’s different regions.

Entirely handmade.

The soap consists of 80% edible olive oil.

Has been enriched with plants and oil extracts from various parts of Anatolia.

You can use this soap on your entire body and on your hair.

Is very different from the soaps that you know.

2nd generation Mesele Peshkirs are woven in Buldan, with traditional techniques on handlooms, that have 80% slower stroke speed than the ones used in mass production. The symbols are embroidered with  naturally dyed wool yarns on 100% cotton peshkirs.

Absorbent.
Dries quickly. 
Lightweight and takes up little space. 
Kind to your skin. 
Pre-washed and soft.
Sold in packs of two as White-Red, Red-White, White-Black and Black -White. 
Can be used in the kitchen as a hand towel, dish cloth or pot-holder, in the bathroom as a face, hair, hand or guest towel, or at the dinner table as a napkin or place mat.

ABOUT PESHKIR: 
This special Anatolian cloth is known as the ancestor of towels, with the name coming from the Farsi Piş (front) and Gir (to hold). Found in many regions and palaces, it was used as a place setting or a napkin placed on the lap, and was given great importance in the Ottoman palace. In the present day, still keeping its function as a napkin it can also be used as a towel.

Our peshtemals are made from the finest quality locally produced linen and cotton, and are woven using traditional methods. The symbols are embroidered using traditional flannel fabrics and natural yarns.

Highly absorbent.
Lightweight.
Takes up little space.
Fast-drying.
Ideal for babies.

Can be used at the pool, in the bath, at the beach, in the sauna or Turkish bath, during sports, or at the Spa.