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Lofuta kimonos are sewn from black loom-woven loincloth fabric and hand-embroidered. It is a traditional piece of clothing preferred by those looking for both comfort and elegance thanks to its natural structure and lightness.

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Ottoman Red or Edirne Red

Edirne Red is known as one of the cultural heritages of the Ottoman Empire and is known as “Rouge d’Andrinople” in French. This special color was obtained from the root dye plant Rubia tinctorum in Edirne in the 15th century. This color, which was first produced in Ottoman lands, was later brought to Europe and gained great popularity, especially in the textile sector.

This color, also known as Ottoman Red, was used as a symbol of power, wealth and rule in Ottoman palaces. European countries spent many years trying to figure out the formula of this color, even sending spies. However, the production process of this special color was meticulously preserved and kept secret by Ottoman masters.

This color is not just a dye, but also a symbol reflecting the artistic and cultural richness of the Ottoman Empire. Today, this historical color is being tried to be revived and preserved as a cultural heritage.

Using and Care

It can be machine washed on a gentle cycle or by hand. It can be ironed at low heat. It should be hung to dry in the shade. Bleach should not be used.