Bring Art To Life
Through Towel Weaving
Through Towel Weaving
Sophisticated yet traditional, our luxurious bath towels are made from the finest 100% organic Bergama Turkish cotton. Using 17th century traditional weaving, our towels are handmade by our master weavers in Bursa, Turkey. With 1250 four-ply loops per inch, our Turkish towels are extremely absorbent, generously sized, and softer after every wash to create an extraordinary textile experience.
luxury
You can have everyday
Our towels are generously sized so you can wrap yourself in luxurousness.
Impressive COLOURS
CAREFULLY PROCESSED YARNS
Yarn-dyed not dipped-dyed
Selim Aykiran, founder and designer of TTC Home, has a long history in the textile world. Selim was born in Istanbul, Turkey, a country known for it’s rich textile traditions. He left in 1972 and opened a fashion store on South Moulton Street in selling high-end casual wear from Italy. He moved to Bologna Italy in 1978 and was the European agent for Italian brands Americanino and Forza12 jeans hailing from Padova, Italy.
Selim was designing and selling jeans, tee shirts, sweat shirts and denim shirts. This is when Americanino and Forza12 began to flourish. From there, Selim became involved with Diesel jeans, Ball jeans, Replay, CP company, Sirio shirts and Stone Island under Formula Groupo. He was the first representative to bring these fashion brands to New York in the 70-80's and helped create the “jean craze” in America.
His towel collections are inspired by these cultures and life experiences. As Selim would say, Good design inspires Good Life! My culture is Music, Food, & Vıno. Welcome to my world. My life from Istanbul to London to Bologna to New York and now San Francisco. Enjoy!
In the 1850s, Gold Rush-era farmers and merchants began settling in this rural bayside area. Delaware Street connected Jacob’s Landing, a freight wharf constructed on the waterfront in 1853, with Bowen’s Inn (1854), which stood on the old stagecoach road that is now San Pablo Avenue. At that time, the bay shoreline was approximately where 2nd Street and the eastern side of Aquatic Park are located today. This area, called Ocean View, was the first settlement of what was to become Berkeley.
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