Habit of a Noble Lady of Caramania in 1581

by Thomas Jefferys

Revisit the late 16th century through this beautifully rendered portrayal of a Noble Lady of Caramania. Initially recorded in 1581 and subsequently collected by the esteemed geographer Thomas Jefferys, this illustration provides an insight into the refined realm of fashion prevalent on the shores of Anatolia.

While the majority of illustrations from this period typically feature European models, this artwork serves as a reminder of the elaborate clothing style of the Caramanian nobles, including their graceful drapery, detailed headdresses, and luxurious fabrics.

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