• Catalogue
• Bowls from Uzbekistan - NEW PRICES!
• Ceramic Tiles
• Children's Shoes. Gorgeous hand made little Moccasins & sandals
• Copper Cookware for best heat conduction - saucepans, casseroles, pots, pans, lanterns and antique ...
• Copper Hamam Bowls
• Cushion Covers - Suzani embroidery, silk on cotton or silk 49cm x 49cm approx. - $95 each
• Cushion Covers, Miro & contemporary designs - SOLD OUT
• Cushion Covers, Suzani from Uzbekistan - Tea Washed
• Earthenware (Terracotta) vintage Pots from Turkey
• Glass Bowls - vibrant colours like gleaming jewels with silvered backs
• Hamam Towels - NEW COLLECTIONS from Turkey! Certified Organic cotton flat weave towels
• Ikat silk and cotton fabric from Uzbekistan - cushion covers
• Jewellery
• Kebab Skewers: Barbecue or Grill - $48 for a set of 6. NEW OTTOMAN MOTIF skewers now in stock
• Kilim Cushion Covers
• Lamb's Skin Bootiies
• Lamps and Lanterns
• Marble Basins - ONE LEFT!
• Marble Mortars, Ottoman period
• Marble Troughs & Fountain Back - Garden ornaments SOLD OUT
• Plates and Bowls - Ceramic, hand made and hand painted
• Pomegranates, stylish, decorative and festive
• POT STANDS - Iron stands for display of your old Turkish storage jars or pots and garden pots
• Silk Scarves, natural fibre and no chemicals used throughout the making of each scarf
• Stirrup Irons - old - SORRY, SOLD OUT. - If there is any particular stirrup iron that you would have liked we can endeavour to get one for you.
• Suzani - embroidered by Uzbek tribal women
• TAPS -SOLID BRASS DECORATIVE OTTOMAN STYLES, NEW SIZES
• Tassels
• Tinned Copper Plates & Cloches - Antique & Vintage
• Towels - ECO Certified 100% Organic cotton hand loomed in Turkey. no factory toxic fuel in their production. Now in Australia
• Catalogue introduction

Mini Moccasins...

The cutest tiny hand made shoes have come from Gaziantep in the south eastern Anatolian region of Turkey that has been continually occupied since the Paleolithic age, through the domination of powers such as the Assyrians, Persians, Romans, the Byzantines to the Ottoman Empire.

The shape and construction of the shoes could have originated from any of these civilisations but are of natural materials so breathe and are designed to allow the foot maximum comfort - truly irresistible.