Explore the rich tapestry of history with intriguing facts about the Ottoman Empire. Uncover the empire's legacy and historical milestones.

Kamil Aslanger is a Turkish artist who was born in 1949. Kamil Aslanger has had several gallery and museum exhibitions, including at the Doku Art Gallery - Istanbul. Kamil Aslanger graduated from Selimiye Military High School and Kuleli Military High School in 1969 and graduated from Kara Harb School and retired after completing his mandatory service period as a gendarme officer in 1979. After his retirement, Aslanger devoted his entire time to painting studies and research. He is an autodidact artist. The painter who chooses the whole of his subjects from Istanbul has been studying orientalism mainly over the last fifteen years and collects the sections of social life of Ottoman Istanbul over the past five hundred years under the name of Orientalism and Istanbul Series with lost cultural values and tables.

The fall of the Ottoman Empire was a result of a variety of factors, including foreign invasion, reform and modernization.

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Historical Turkish male and female costumes from the european part of the Ottoman Empire. The costume history by Auguste Racinet, 1888.

Misses Extra Small to 2XL. A beautiful three-piece sewing pattern based on 18th century and early 19th-century Ottoman Empire fashions, including the flowing entari gown, fitted vest, and jacket. The Entari (or robe) features optional waist-shaping darts, plunging v-front neckline, button loop front closures, flowing bell sleeves, and free floating ankle length panels. It can be worn as a gown under the vest or as a coat to wear as top layer.  The unlined semi-fitted Vest or cropped top has a low-cut curved neckline, curved princess seams, and button loop front closures. This easy sew garment can be quickly bound along the edges and lavishly embellished with braid, sequins, machine or hand embroidery (traditional embroidery designs are included in pattern). The short Jacket (Yelek or Mintan) has a gently curving from hemline and bell sleeves that can fit over the Entari (robe), allowing the Entari sleeves to drape sensuously.  This quick sew garment with bound edges is perfect for elaborate fabric and embellishment. These garments are perfect for wearable artists, costumers, belly dancers, and reenactors. Add elaborate embellishment with machine embroidery, braid trim application, and beadwork for a lavish look. Wear with #106 Turkish Coat and the Turkish pants from #119 Sarouelles for a complete and authentic look. Suggested fabrics: For the Entari, lightweight drapey silk, polyester, rayon for a gown; or medium-weight silk, linen, cotton, or wool for a coat. For the Jacket and Vest, all weights of silk, linen, velvet, cotton, wool, felt, denim, brocade, satin, suede, upholstery fabric. Yardage chart (.pdf)This pattern is available as a Paper pattern and PDF pattern. Choose thepattern format you want in the drop down menu. The PDF pattern has instructions and files for copy shop (36” and A0), print at home (A4 and 8.5”x11”)   LEARN MORE: Read more about the history of this pattern and the garments is makes here.  How to make and use bias binding, and make button loops. How to Create Continuous Bias Binding - YouTube video (helpful for this pattern):

Rose Turkish Delight - Traditional Flavor with Pure Rose AromaOur Rose Turkish Delight is a delicacy inspired by the rich culinary traditions of the Ottoman Empire, infused with the natural essence of handpicked rose petals. Crafted with the finest ingredients using traditional methods, this treat will transport you to a fragrant rose garden with every bite.Our Rose Turkish Delight contains no artificial colors or flavors, making it a completely natural product. Each piece offers a sweet and delicate rose fragrance that will enhance your tea time or serve as a thoughtful gift for loved ones. Add a nostalgic touch to your table with this exquisite taste. Product Features: Weight: 500 grams 100% natural rose aroma No additives Handmade and freshly prepared Traditional Turkish Delight Your order will be carefully packaged to preserve its freshness. Don’t miss out on this special treat, perfect for yourself or as a gift for someone special! Turkish Delight Lokum Traditional Turkish Delight Handmade Turkish Delight Gourmet Turkish Delight Rose Turkish Delight Pistachio Turkish Delight Assorted Turkish Delight Vegan Turkish Delight Authentic Turkish Delight Gift Box Turkish Delight Halal Turkish Delight Luxury Turkish Delight

Avers : Toughra avec une couronne Revers : inscription, valeur et date en arabe Légende inversée : « ٢٦ ضرب في قسطنطينية ١٢٢٣ » Pays : Empire ottoman Dirigeant : Mahmud II (20 juillet 1785 - 1er juillet 1839) était le 30e sultan de l'Empire ottoman de 1808 jusqu'à sa mort en 1839. Année : 1829 (1223 islamique) Dénomination : 5 kurus Métal : milliards Poids ± : 14,16 g. Diamètre ± : 39 mm Authenticité garantie inconditionnellement !

Johann Baptist Homann's well-engraved map of the Ottoman Empire. With fine decorative title cartouche. Johann Baptist Homann (1663-1724) was a German engraver and publisher, who established himself and his family as perhaps the most famous German map publishers. Following his death in 1724, the business continued under the name Homann Heirs . This Homann map is finely engraved, and in original wash color with a uncolored cartouche. Read more about Mapping of Arabia and of Arabia and the Persian naming dispute [+]

The Ottoman empire leaves behind a distinct artistic, architectural and cultural legacy. See how the Ottomans developed a unique artistic vocabulary, in which the East meets the West.

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The Ottoman Empire (Modern Turkish: Osmanlı İmparatorluğu Ottoman Turkish: Devlet-i ʿAlīye-i ʿOsmānīye "دَوْلَتِ عَلِيّهٔ عُثمَانِیّه") was an empire founded in 1299 that controlled much of Asia Minor, Balkans and the majority of the Levant. Hoping to escape from it's diplomatic isolation, the Ottomans formed an alliance with Germany in the early 20th century. It entered World War I on the sides of the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria), participating in the Sinai and Palesti