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Resources: Ottoman Turkey, 1500-1700
The Ottoman Empire was a Turkish state which lasted from 1299-1922, but the height of its power was in the 16th and 17th centuries.
This post is for providing resources on clothing, jewelry, hats, shoes, and other dress accessories in the 16th-17th century Ottoman Empire. These can be books, websites, museums with artifacts, or anything else you find helpful in making Ottoman clothing.
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This post is for providing resources on clothing, jewelry, hats, shoes, and other dress accessories in the 16th-17th century Ottoman Empire. These can be books, websites, museums with artifacts, or anything else you find helpful in making Ottoman clothing.
Please include the following in your subject line:
[type of resource] Topic
For example,
Subject: [book] Ottoman textiles and clothing
Comment: Ipek: The Crescent & the Rose: Imperial Ottoman Silks and Velvets, edited by Julian Raby & Alison Effeny.
If you like, please feel free to provide a summary as well.
[patterns] Commercial patterns from Reconstructing History
RH405 - Ottoman Turkish Gentleman
RH406 - Ottoman Turkish Woman
RH407 - Ottoman Turkish Dancer
RH408 - Ottoman Turkish Accessories
I use the term "commercial" because these are patterns sold by a company for profit, not free online patterns. Reconstructing History is a small company that produces carefully researched historical patterns.