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28/06/2020

Why bittim soap?
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19/06/2020

Bittim (Wild Pistachio) is used in Turkey’s cuisine in many ways; as a snack, in salads, flavoured coffee and more. Among other benefits, it can moisturise the skin and hair. Jinhive’s Bittim soap is made from 100% Bittim oil.
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02/06/2020

Wild Pistachio, known locally as Bittim, grows mainly in southeast where it thrives in the arid climate. At , we use oil from this tree's healthy nut to produce our Bittim soap with the same traditional method which has been used for centuries by the local people.
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26/01/2020

🌿These beutifully hand-crocheted slippers are 100% premium cotton made by our artisan women.
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25/01/2020

These beautifully hand-knitted socks are 100% premium cotton made by our busy bees.

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12/01/2020

🌿 Until 1779 weaving was being done with primitive looms in . In 1910, a weaver called Osman SAY, brought a pulling loom which he had seen in Istanbul to Buldan. This introduced an advanced technique to the region. Cotton and silk fabrics were woven in these looms and met various needs for many years.
@ Buldan, Denizli

11/01/2020

🌿People living in have been making hand-woven fabrics on weaving looms for centuries. This fabric has been used for many purposes: from Sultan kaftans to wedding dresses, to tablecloths and towels, including "Peshtemals", traditional towels used in communal baths, which have spread beyond the region.
🌿As Jinhive we followed the story of this rare cloth and went to Buldan. We have seen many niche products, including Peshtemals, which are touched with centuries of heritage. We are now very excited to share these precious products with every part of the world.

10/01/2020

🌿 is famous for its hand-loomed fabric. Its history dates back to ancient times. Persians, Friks, Silus, Lydians, Hittites, Romans and Byzantines left traces of culture in the region.

🌿Buldan's houses have protected status. The sound of weaving looms used to be heard on the streets of Buldan. The fame of this cloth which was made by the local people to earn a living had reached distant lands even in early times.

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