About Kutnu Fabric

Kutnu fabric is a semi-silk textile, skillfully woven with colored floss silk (rayon) warps and cotton wefts. This exquisite blend creates a fabric that is both luxurious and durable, offering a unique sheen and soft texture.

The Art of Kutnu Weaving;

Kutnu fabric is crafted using traditional dyeing and weaving techniques, mastered by only a few skilled artisans in Gaziantep, Turkey—a city deeply rooted in Anatolian textile heritage.

Each thread tells a story;

Floss silk (rayon) warps, dyed in rich hues of red, blue, and yellow, bring vibrancy and symbolism.

Cotton wefts provide strength and structure, balancing elegance with durability.

Originally woven on wooden looms, today’s production integrates dobby and jacquard looms, preserving craftsmanship while enhancing efficiency.

Kutnu’s Royal Heritage;

Dating back to the 16th century, Kutnu fabric adorned Ottoman sultans, earning its name as the “Palace Cloth.” Its luxurious texture symbolized power and prestige, making it a textile reserved for royalty.

Kutnu in Modern Fashion & Design;

No longer confined to palaces, Kutnu fabric now graces contemporary fashion and home décor: 
Elegant and stylish clothing, crafted for those who appreciate timeless fashion.
Luxurious shawls and scarves that elevate any look.
Exquisite table linens and home textiles for a sophisticated touch.
Stylish bags and accessories, blending tradition with modern aesthetics.

Its timeless appeal lies in its delicate touch, subtle sheen, and rich history.

When you wear Kutnu, you carry a legacy—a tribute to artisans who have passed down their craft for generations, honoring tradition while embracing modern innovation.

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