Artistanbul Feshane
Feshane began as a factory producing fezzes (fes), the red hats made of felt adopted by the Ottomans in the early 19th century as a part of westernizing efforts in lieu of much more traditional turbans. However, the fez was scrapped in favour of western garments during Atatürk's reforms of the 1920s and 30s as it was thought to symbolize the old, decidedly oriental regime. A restoration in 1998 made it a cultural and exhibition center, and after another in 2023, it was reopened as a culture and art center under the name Artistanbul Feshane.
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A significant cultural site that tracks the transition of Turkish history from Ottoman symbols to the modern era.
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A significant cultural site that tracks the transition of Turkish history from Ottoman symbols to the modern era.
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