Name Stories of Accessories
When choosing the name for our products, we were inspired by artists as a tribute at the first stage. With the renewed product variety, we plan to search for a wide range of names, including cities, places and even book characters. In this article, we wanted to introduce them to you and remind those who know them.
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Misis
Misis Bridge is a historical bridge located on the Ceyhan River, in the Misis Town of Adana's Yüreğir metropolitan district.
It is known as the first Roman Bridge in Anatolia. It was built by the Roman Emperor Flavius Julius Costantinus in the 4th century. It was built with nine eyes.
The bridge, named after the legendary city of Misis, which witnessed the battles between the Seljuk Dynasty, the Byzantines and the Crusaders, is one of the works that was destroyed by severe earthquakes during the Ramazanoğlu Principality and the Ottoman periods, but still survived.
The most notable of the stories told about the bridge is that Lokman Hekim found the medicine of immortality and the paper on which he wrote this medicine flew from his hand on the Misis Bridge.
The bridge, which continues to carry people today, was restored in 1998. The bridge is still used effectively.
Meles
Meles Bridge or Çifteköprü Bridge is an arch bridge located 19 km away from İkizdere district of Rize. The bridge, which is 3.5 meters above the ground, was built at the point where Meles Stream meets Çakador Stream. The bridge is 14 meters long and 2.7 meters wide. The eastern leg is placed on the ground and the western leg is placed on the rock.
Misis Bridge is a historical bridge located on the Ceyhan River, in the Misis Town of Adana's Yüreğir metropolitan district.
It is known as the first Roman Bridge in Anatolia. It was built by the Roman Emperor Flavius Julius Costantinus in the 4th century. It was built with nine eyes.
The bridge, named after the legendary city of Misis, which witnessed the battles between the Seljuk Dynasty, the Byzantines and the Crusaders, is one of the works that was destroyed by severe earthquakes during the Ramazanoğlu Principality and the Ottoman periods, but still survived.
The most notable of the stories told about the bridge is that Lokman Hekim found the medicine of immortality and the paper on which he wrote this medicine flew from his hand on the Misis Bridge.
The bridge, which continues to carry people today, was restored in 1998. The bridge is still used effectively.
Meles
Meles Bridge or Çifteköprü Bridge is an arch bridge located 19 km away from İkizdere district of Rize. The bridge, which is 3.5 meters above the ground, was built at the point where Meles Stream meets Çakador Stream. The bridge is 14 meters long and 2.7 meters wide. The eastern leg is placed on the ground and the western leg is placed on the rock.
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Şerif
The history of cowboy belts dates back to the settlement times of the American West. In the mid-19th century, the need for a durable and functional belt arose for cattlemen and cowboys living in the West. These belts had to be strong, durable and functional so that cattle herders and cowboys could use them in their daily work.
Although it is difficult to pinpoint an exact date as to when the first cowboy belts were made, belts appear to have been in widespread use in the American West in the late 1860s and early 1870s. During this period, cowboys and herders spent long periods of time on horseback and often needed sturdy belts that would free their hands to handle many tasks.
The production of cowboy belts generally took place in the American West, particularly in Texas, Kansas, and other areas with high concentrations of cattle ranchers and cowboys. In the first production of these belts, naturally occurring materials were used. Particularly durable leather types such as calfskin, horse skin or camel skin were preferred.
The history of cowboy belts dates back to the settlement times of the American West. In the mid-19th century, the need for a durable and functional belt arose for cattlemen and cowboys living in the West. These belts had to be strong, durable and functional so that cattle herders and cowboys could use them in their daily work.
Although it is difficult to pinpoint an exact date as to when the first cowboy belts were made, belts appear to have been in widespread use in the American West in the late 1860s and early 1870s. During this period, cowboys and herders spent long periods of time on horseback and often needed sturdy belts that would free their hands to handle many tasks.
The production of cowboy belts generally took place in the American West, particularly in Texas, Kansas, and other areas with high concentrations of cattle ranchers and cowboys. In the first production of these belts, naturally occurring materials were used. Particularly durable leather types such as calfskin, horse skin or camel skin were preferred.
In the early periods of cowboy belts, functionality was at the forefront and decorations were minimal. But over time, the design and decorations of the arches became part of cowboy culture and became more complex. Today, cowboy belts are seen as aesthetic pieces enriched with various patterns, cutouts, metal buckles and other decorations that reflect traditional Western style.
We found it appropriate to give the word 'sheriff' to our cowboy style belt due to the similarity of their lifestyle and clothing style, social roles and roles in popular culture.
We found it appropriate to give the word 'sheriff' to our cowboy style belt due to the similarity of their lifestyle and clothing style, social roles and roles in popular culture.
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Derbent
Derbent Bridge is an arch bridge located in Derbent (Trevendi) village of Fındıklı district of Rize. The distance of the bridge to the district center is 13 kilometers. The bridge, which is 2.5 meters above the ground, is 5 meters long and 1 meter wide.
The bridge, which extends in the North-South direction, is located on Sümer Creek (Sumle Creek). The artist of the round arched bridge is unknown.
Papes
Papes Demirkapı Bridge is a single-eyed and pointed arch bridge located in the İkizdere district of Rize. The bridge is 23.00 meters long, its height is 8.00 meters and its width is 3.30 meters. Rubble stone and cut stone were used in the construction of the bridge, which dates back to the 19th century according to its architectural features. The bridge abutments were built on the stream bed and extends in the east-west direction.
Derbent Bridge is an arch bridge located in Derbent (Trevendi) village of Fındıklı district of Rize. The distance of the bridge to the district center is 13 kilometers. The bridge, which is 2.5 meters above the ground, is 5 meters long and 1 meter wide.
The bridge, which extends in the North-South direction, is located on Sümer Creek (Sumle Creek). The artist of the round arched bridge is unknown.
Papes
Papes Demirkapı Bridge is a single-eyed and pointed arch bridge located in the İkizdere district of Rize. The bridge is 23.00 meters long, its height is 8.00 meters and its width is 3.30 meters. Rubble stone and cut stone were used in the construction of the bridge, which dates back to the 19th century according to its architectural features. The bridge abutments were built on the stream bed and extends in the east-west direction.
Sardes
Sardes is an ancient city located near the town of Sart in Manisa's Salihli district and was the capital of the Lydian state. It was founded in 1300 BC and destroyed in 1200 AD. It is 9 km away from the center of Salihli and 82 km from Izmir, and is spread on both sides of the Izmir-Ankara highway.
The ancient city of Sardes bears traces of the Iron Age. The Ancient City and its surroundings, thought to be surrounded by the largest defensive wall outside Mesopotamia, date back to B.C. It was the capital of the Lydian Kingdom, which ruled between 1,200-546.
According to known history, Sardes is the place where money was first printed. It is also the beginning of the famous King's Road in history. Quartz stone and gold extraction still continues here.
There are also ruins of the first known theater in Sardes and they are being unearthed.
The Temple of Artemis, one of the 7 temples of Western Anatolia, is located in the town of Sart. Its historical library and king's thrones are still largely intact and open to visitors. The originals of the historical artifacts here are exhibited in Manisa Ethnography Museum. Its location on the Izmir-Uşak road provides great convenience for visiting.
Sardes is an ancient city located near the town of Sart in Manisa's Salihli district and was the capital of the Lydian state. It was founded in 1300 BC and destroyed in 1200 AD. It is 9 km away from the center of Salihli and 82 km from Izmir, and is spread on both sides of the Izmir-Ankara highway.
The ancient city of Sardes bears traces of the Iron Age. The Ancient City and its surroundings, thought to be surrounded by the largest defensive wall outside Mesopotamia, date back to B.C. It was the capital of the Lydian Kingdom, which ruled between 1,200-546.
According to known history, Sardes is the place where money was first printed. It is also the beginning of the famous King's Road in history. Quartz stone and gold extraction still continues here.
There are also ruins of the first known theater in Sardes and they are being unearthed.
The Temple of Artemis, one of the 7 temples of Western Anatolia, is located in the town of Sart. Its historical library and king's thrones are still largely intact and open to visitors. The originals of the historical artifacts here are exhibited in Manisa Ethnography Museum. Its location on the Izmir-Uşak road provides great convenience for visiting.
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Burgaz
Burgaz Island, Burgazada or Antigoni, is the third of the Prince Islands in Istanbul in terms of size, and is also a neighborhood of the Adalar district.
It is round in shape and is approximately 2 kilometers wide. The only hill on the island is Bayrak Tepe. The island is covered with a red pine forest (part of which burned in 2003).
There is also an islet called Kumbaros, 5 meters away from the island, which is connected to the island by rocks under the sea.
Sedef
It is the smallest island of the Islands in Istanbul that is open to settlement.
Administratively, it is affiliated with the Mukhtar of Büyükada Maden District. It is 1,300 x 1,100 meters in size. It is called Sedefadası because the vegetation on it resembles mother-of-pearl when viewed from a distance.
In the past, the name Tavşanadası was also used because there were plenty of rabbits. Its old name is Terebinthos. Uninhabited Tavşan (Balıkçı) Island and Büyükada can be seen from the back of the island.
Burgaz Island, Burgazada or Antigoni, is the third of the Prince Islands in Istanbul in terms of size, and is also a neighborhood of the Adalar district.
It is round in shape and is approximately 2 kilometers wide. The only hill on the island is Bayrak Tepe. The island is covered with a red pine forest (part of which burned in 2003).
There is also an islet called Kumbaros, 5 meters away from the island, which is connected to the island by rocks under the sea.
Sedef
It is the smallest island of the Islands in Istanbul that is open to settlement.
Administratively, it is affiliated with the Mukhtar of Büyükada Maden District. It is 1,300 x 1,100 meters in size. It is called Sedefadası because the vegetation on it resembles mother-of-pearl when viewed from a distance.
In the past, the name Tavşanadası was also used because there were plenty of rabbits. Its old name is Terebinthos. Uninhabited Tavşan (Balıkçı) Island and Büyükada can be seen from the back of the island.
Alaska
In the USA, which has a very large surface area, winter cold brings life to the point of freezing in some places and does not even affect others. The region of the USA most affected by the cold is the northernmost state of Alaska. Measurements made in the Prospect Creek region of Alaska on January 23, 1971 revealed that the temperature was -62°C.
Sibirya
Siberia is the name given to the territory of Russia extending from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean.
In Yakutsk, located in the Siberian region and known as the coldest city in the world, the temperature dropped to -47 degrees. Despite the freezing cold, life does not stop in Yakutsk. 250 thousand people living in Yakutsk are used to this cold.
In the USA, which has a very large surface area, winter cold brings life to the point of freezing in some places and does not even affect others. The region of the USA most affected by the cold is the northernmost state of Alaska. Measurements made in the Prospect Creek region of Alaska on January 23, 1971 revealed that the temperature was -62°C.
Sibirya
Siberia is the name given to the territory of Russia extending from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean.
In Yakutsk, located in the Siberian region and known as the coldest city in the world, the temperature dropped to -47 degrees. Despite the freezing cold, life does not stop in Yakutsk. 250 thousand people living in Yakutsk are used to this cold.
