Kutnu Pillowcases
arrow_backTo the overviewOur kutnu cases are sewn by hand by our master Syrian tailor living in Turkey. The kutnu textile is from Gaziantep, a province in Turkey, right at the border to Syria.
The name “kutnu” comes from Arabic “kut’n” meaning “cotton”. The production of kutnu dates back to the 16th century. At the time, it was celebrated as the “palace fabric” across the Ottoman Empire. It symbolized power, beauty, and elegance.
Details
Handwoven kutnu fabric
One of a kind
Dimensions: 45x45
Comes without pillow filling
Wash by hand in cool water (no more than 30 C) or dry cleaning. Do not bleach or vigorously scrub or squeeze the fabric. If using soap, use gentle soap.
60% silk and 40 % cotton blend
Made by hand. Variations in size and shape is a sign of quality
This product is added by:
Østerland
Founded by high school friends Suzan Yavuz & Mathilde Høm in 2021, Oesterland is a Danish company working to preserve craftsmanship and create economic opportunities in the Middle
East and Afghanistan. Made by local and refugee artisans in Afghanistan, Turkey and Egypt, Oesterland is on a mission to change one-sided narratives in the Middle East and Central Asia.
Through craftsmanship and storytelling, we aim to add life to a region that is often portrayed as conflictual and inherently political.
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