Turkish homeware brand Dört Mevsim - known for its natural products and simply elegant designs - has introduced a new collection featuring rumisu brand shawls, Pınar Hekimoğlu’s jewelry pieces, and Dört Mevsim’s feather-like bowls.

Rumisu is Deniz and Pınar Yengin’s joint venture that brings together their passions for art, design, fashion, and illustration. The rumisu shawls that are being sold at Dört Mevsim called Swinging Sultans represent the flawless blend of historical figures and traditional methods with creativity and humor. The shawls feature illustrated designs of Ottoman sultans and women of the harem. The shawls are all in white, but the prints come in blue and red; the shawls also feature hanging embroidery called oya. Although oya is a traditional embroidery technique known for its wide use in yazma (colorful headscarves worn mostly by young girls in rural areas), sisters Deniz and Pınar have successfully applied this technique in elegant shawls for the modern city dweller.   

Pınar Hekimoğlu’s jewelry line features a range of pieces from sparkly earrings, rings, and bracelets to colorful silky bands with skulls. In this collection, there is something for everyone: big, sparkly rings for the ones who like their jewelry to take the center stage of their outfit, as well as tasteful and subtle designs that don’t necessarily stand out but serve as the finishing touches of an outfit.

Dört Mevsim’s own porcelain tableware collection, which includes colorful coffee cups and white bowls, has been shaped by hand, so each piece carries the beautiful imperfection of a hand-made object. If you like crooked pieces of tableware, you’ll love the pieces in this new collection.

Keep in mind that if you go to Dört Mevsim to check out their latest products, you’ll be sucked in by the beauty of all the other products there: silver-plated trays, cushions, peştemal (light Turkish towel), natural soaps, Voluspa brand candles, comfy clothes made of 100\% cotton or silk, 100& silver or leather handmade bracelets, gold-plated pendants in Istanbul-inspired shapes (like fez, hammam clogs, and the Galata Tower), bed linens, and much much more!

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