Gaziantep Collection

Gaziantep, Syria
Distant view of the town, formerly known as Ain Tab, near Halab (Aleppo)

Turkey, Gaziantep. Turkeys most iconic dessert, baklava is of paper-thin layers
Turkey, Gaziantep. Turkeyas most iconic dessert, baklava is of paper-thin layers of phyllo dough with nuts, honey or syrup, began as a sweet created for the sultan during the Ottoman Empire

Asia, Turkey, Gaziantep. Medina, Copper souk (copper Turkish coffee making pots)
Turkey, Gaziantep. Medina, Copper souk (Turkish coffee making pots)

Soap Factory
Burak Senbak

Turkey, Eastern Turkey, Gaziantep, Antep, Bazaar, Hand crafted leather shoes

Turkey, Eastern Turkey, Gaziantep, Gaziantep museum, Family funerary Stele

Turkey, Eastern Turkey, Gaziantep - Antep, Museum, Mosaic from Roman site of Belkis Zeugma

Craftsman on the work
Gokhan Darcan

Take A Break
Philip Cerbu

Master Soap
Kaan Kocakoglu

pepper harvest
Aylin Erozcan

Pepper Dry
Özden Sözen

Gaziantep bulgur construction
Yakup Yener

Soap Drying
Özden Sözen

Hemp Cord Workers
Özden Sözen

Tweak on the cheek
Burak Senbak

Asia, Turkey, Gaziantep. Turkish apple tea spoons
Turkey, Gaziantep. Turkish apple tea spoons

Asia, Turkey, Gaziantep. Simit bakery. Turkish sesame bread, often referred to as a aTurkish bagela
Turkey, Gaziantep. Simit bakery. Turkish sesame bread, often referred to as a Turkish bagel, is called Simit or gevrek. The circular roll or bread is topped with sesame, poppy or sunflower seeds

Asia, Turkey, Gaziantep, kitten peeks out from doorway

Asia, Turkey, Gaziantep, informally called Antep, is a city in southeast Turkey and among the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. An important trading center since ancient times

Asia, Turkey, Gaziantep. An important trading center since ancient times, the province is also one of Turkeys major agriculture zones. Fresh vegetables and fruits are plentiful

Turkey, Gaziantep, informally called Antep, is a city in southeast Turkey among the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world

Asia, Turkey, Gaziantep, Medina, Spice market, spice shops in old bazaar of Zincirli Bedesten. Also for sale beyond the copper decor and souvenirs are spices such as pepper, paprika, ginger, curry

Turkish Navy - Gaziantep at Valletta, Malta Date: 1955

Hittite sculptures in Yesemek Village, historical open-air sculpture museum, Gaziantep, Turkey

View from Islahiye Yesemek Village, Gaziantep, Turkey

Red peppercorns, sun-dried, southeast Anatolia, Turkey

Eros (Cupid) and Psyche mosaic at Gaziantep Archaeology Museum, Gaziantep (Antep), Turkey

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Welcome to Gaziantep, a vibrant city located in Syria, Asia. Nestled in the eastern part of Turkey, a treasure trove of rich cultural heritage and exquisite craftsmanship. As you wander through the bustling streets of Medina, you'll be captivated by the sight of Copper Souk. Here, skilled artisans meticulously craft Turkish coffee making pots from shimmering copper, showcasing their incredible talent and dedication. Indulge your taste buds with Turkeys most iconic dessert - baklava. Delicate layers of paper-thin pastry filled with nuts and drenched in sweet syrup will transport you to a world of pure bliss. Step into Gaziantep's Antep Bazaar and discover handcrafted leather shoes that are not only stylish but also reflect the skillful workmanship passed down through generations. Immerse yourself in history at Gaziantep Museum where fascinating artifacts like Family Funerary Stele and Mosaic from Roman site of Belkis await your exploration. Each piece tells a story that connects us to our past. Witness craftsmen honing their skills as they passionately work on intricate designs. Their dedication is evident in every stroke, creating masterpieces that leave us awestruck. Take a break from your adventures and pamper yourself with luxurious Master Soap made using traditional methods perfected over time. Let its soothing fragrance rejuvenate your senses. Experience the vibrant energy during pepper harvest season when fields come alive with fiery red hues. The aroma fills the air as peppers are carefully dried under the sun for later use – an essential ingredient adding spice to local cuisine. Gaziantep takes pride in its bulgur construction process which transforms humble grains into nutritious staples loved by many across Turkey. Witness this age-old tradition firsthand and appreciate the artistry behind it all. Intriguing, captivating, and steeped in history – Gaziantep invites you to explore its enchanting wonders while embracing the warmth and hospitality of its people.