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<title>Ottoman Turkish Clothing</title>
<description>This page is intended to share the color and beauty of 16th Century Ottoman Turkish clothing with those who are interested in creating their own. Includes links to patterns for the gomlek, salwar, and anteri.</description>
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<title>Ottoman Turkish Garb: An Overview of Women&#039;s Clothing</title>
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<title>Ottoman Turkish Coats: A Short History and Notes for Reconstruction</title>
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<title>Overview of Ottoman Clothing in SCA Period</title>
<description>This work is a &quot;first pass&quot; for that re-creationist job. It&#039;s a collection of data, including some patterns, which you can use to both make &amp; research your own Ottoman clothing. It helps to have some solid sewing skills for many of these patterns, as they will not be the McCall&#039;s/Simplicity style, but line drawings that you can use to start the re-creative process.</description>
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<title>The Ralamb Costume Book</title>
<description>The Ralamb Costume Book is a small volume containing 121 miniatures in Indian ink with gouache and some gilding, displaying Turkish officials, occupation s and folk types. They were acquired in Constantin ople in 1657-58 by Claes Ralamb who led a Swedish embassy to the Sublime Porte.</description>
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