/ What is Peshtemal? The Place of Peshtemal from the Past to the Future
Peshtemal is a traditional Turkish cloth and an essential element of Turkish bath culture, typically made from light, fine cotton. It was first used during the Ottoman Empire period to cover the body in the hammam. Over the centuries its primary function remained unchanged, covering the body in the warm atmosphere of the bath, but today it has found an important place in many other areas of use.
From the Hammam to Everyday Life
The lightness, compact structure and practicality of the peshtemal have made it a popular item not only in the bath but also at the beach, in spa centres and saunas, and in daily life. As one of the symbols of traditional Turkish culture, the peshtemal has been adapted to modern life with new designs and weaves. Peshtemal House, the own brand of PH Tekstil in Denizli, Turkey, keeps a wide range of peshtemal designs in stock, with a minimum order of 100 pieces in total, mixable across all products.
What is Peshtemal? The Place of Peshtemal from the Past to the Future
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Types of Peshtemal Fabrics: Cotton, Bamboo, Linen and Recycled Cotton
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History of Peshtemal: From the Ottoman Empire to Today
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Different Usage Areas of Peshtemal
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The Essential Item of Summer: Practical and Stylish Solutions with Peshtemal
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What to Consider When Buying a Peshtemal
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