Turkish Ottoman Empire Bathing Clogs (Qabqab) Kyiv and dogs—as well as plant

and dogs—as well as plant forms and human figures

making it an exceptional piece for collectors and historians alike

feathered headdresses

showcasing the vigorous artistry and dynamic export tradition of late Ming China

This captivating large terracotta lagynos

Turkish Ottoman Empire Bathing Clogs (Qabqab) Kyiv and dogs—as well as plantOttoman Empire, early 19th century, Turkey An absolutely stunning and richly ornamented pair of hammam clogs (qabqab or nalin), masterfully carved from a dense hardwood, likely walnut or olive. The elevated soles are lavishly inlaid with mother of pearl and fine silver thread, forming intricate geometric and floral motifs characteristic of Ottoman luxury craftsmanship. The original leather straps are covered in beautifully embroidered green fabric,