Haremlique is a luxury textile brand which produces towels and linen, cashmere and silks, home accessories and upholstery for boutique hotels, homes and yachts. Read more about Haremlique
Butik Cikrik occupies a charming space in the Grand Bazaar. This former carpet store has been selling Anatolian handicrafts since 2007 and stocks a wide range of towels and bath accessories. Read more about Butik Cikrik
Founded in 2007, Shahrazade has been selling a range of 'traditional life products' for the home, hamam and bathroom ever since. Situated at the heart of Istanbul's Grand Bazaar, the store's focus is Read more about Shahrazade
Founded close to 150 years ago, Egin Textile in the Grand Bazaar is run by former medical doctor Suleyman Ertas, the fifth generation to be involved in the business. Read more about Egin Tekstil- Doctor's Number 1
Hammam Ltd. specialises in bath and soap products. Its merchandise includes traditional, hand painted vegetable and glycerin soaps; bathrobes, slippers and towels; loofahs, keses and sisals.
Abdulla offers a fine selection of toiletries and bathroom accessories. Abdulla sells a range of fragrant natural soaps and handmade fabric Peshtemal, fluffy towels, bed covers, wooden clogs and more.
Offering 'everything for the Turkish bath and more', Jennifer's Hamam in the Arasta Bazaar is run by Canadian expat Jennifer Gaudet.
Turkey has a strong bathing culture, as is evident by the vast number of centuries-old Turkish baths -'hamams'- scattered around Istanbul and the rest of the country, many of which are still in use today.
Going to a hamam is an experience, and many historical rituals should be followed. The use of the pestemal, Turkish towels and kese (exfoliator) as well as quality soaps are all part of going to a hamam. Hamam accessories such as these can be found in specialist stores in Istanbul, and make for the perfect gift or treat for yourself.
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