The 100% handmade Adalya Trousers are crafted from raw linen fabric, meticulously shaped by an artisan in Istanbul, and then brought to life by the skilled fingertips of a Turkish woman.
"Adalya" is also commonly known as "Dahlia," a colorful flower. The Adalya headband is adorned with colorful needle laces inspired by this flower.
The bride gives this lace-adorned cover to her sister-in-law at the Mevlüt ceremony after the wedding, wishing for their relationship to be as beautiful as flowers.
The Adalya needle lace dates back to the early 20th century, originating from the Çamlıyayla (Namrun) district of İçel province.
Turkish women have expressed their feelings and thoughts through colors and motifs in laces, influenced by their surroundings.
Important Information
The trousers, produced with an elasticated high waist in 2 different colors (black and ecru) and 2 sizes (T1-T2), are decorated with Adalya lace made with colorful SILK threads. 100% linen fabric is used.
*Since the laces on Linoya products are entirely handmade, each product's lace may vary slightly in size and shape from another.
Made from 100% Linen fabric.
Professional dry cleaning is recommended.
Available in two sizes: T1 and T2.
T1 is suitable for sizes 34-36-38, T2 for sizes 40-42.
Hand wash in cold water up to 30 degrees Celsius.
Iron at medium heat.
Gentle spin and hang to dry.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Linoya Artisan is a design brand focused on cultural and social impact, reviving traditional Turkish handicrafts and textiles with modern designs, operating with a sustainable fashion approach, providing employment to local women artisans, and striving to introduce our traditional needlework art and other handicrafts (wire breaking, lace, etc.) to the world.
Needlework is one of the most important examples of our traditional culture and handicrafts. Needlework, one of the starting points of the LINOYA brand, is an art entirely unique to the Turkish people. Needlework, which has entered world literature as "Turkish Lace" or "Needle Lace," has very ancient documentation in Anatolia. It is also believed that the biggest factor in the emergence and development of needlework was Anatolia's location on the Silk Road and its silk production.
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