The Anatolia region of Turkey is home to the legendary city of Troy. Atelier Minyon designer Alp Sagnak channels that ancient heritage into the bold, modern pieces of the Truva collection (“Truva” is the Turkish name for Troy). Drawing inspiration from Trojan warriors’ shields, the collection pairs 24-carat gold wire with 18-carat gold accents. The pendant is set with an emerald and diamonds and is finished on an 18-carat white gold chain. Truva Emerald and Diamond Necklace, $5,400. www.atelierminyon.com
This silk/cotton blend scarf offers a bright, contemporary take on Middle Eastern design suitable for any season. Measuring 70 inches long by 25 inches wide, it combines sheer and solid fabric panels for a layered effect. Handmade in Turkey by Beleza, the scarves are produced under fair-trade practices and come in more than 15 colors. For current color availability, contact the maker for details. Fair Trade Women’s Silk Scarves, $38. www.shopbeleza.com
With a ceramic tradition stretching back some 8,000 years, Turkey continues to produce richly decorated, collectible pieces. This handmade, hand-painted plate features an Islamic floral motif reminiscent of patterns popular during the Ottoman era. Turkish Ceramic Plate, about $82. www.bazaarhouse.co.uk
After experiencing Turkey’s famed hammams, visitors are often given a lightweight, attractively patterned pestemal to dry off. These traditional towels are gaining popularity in the United States as an eco-friendly alternative to thick terrycloth: their thin, highly absorbent fabric dries quickly and reduces the need for frequent laundering. Creative users repurpose pestemals as shawls, throws, picnic blankets and more. Herbal Silk Pestemal, about $73. www.bazaarhouse.co.uk