TOPKAPI PALACE MUSEUM - SULTAN’S KAFTANS HALL
During the Ottoman period, the Seferli Ward belonging to the sons of the Sultan, who was responsible for washing the sultan's clothes during war or campaign, was transformed into a gallery that depicts the fabric and clothing wealth of the dynasty. The new project is designed by Guicciardini & Magni Architetti.
In the hall, 275 works of art, including the clothes of the sultan, the clothes and accessories of the princes and lady sultans, are exhibited in a total of 44 showcases. The ceremonial caftans and talismanic shirts, which meet the visitors for the first time, are among the most striking works of the exhibition.
Including showcases, artefact pedestals, information boards, artefact hangers , graphic design and applications , display solutions specially developed for works of art , and placement of them were carried out by Fibula.
In the hall, 275 works of art, including the clothes of the sultan, the clothes and accessories of the princes and lady sultans, are exhibited in a total of 44 showcases. The ceremonial caftans and talismanic shirts, which meet the visitors for the first time, are among the most striking works of the exhibition.
Including showcases, artefact pedestals, information boards, artefact hangers , graphic design and applications , display solutions specially developed for works of art , and placement of them were carried out by Fibula.
