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TURKISH KILIM

March 21, 2010 Visual Journal No Comments
Turkish Kilim

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Art Inspiration

This illustration ~ with Mediterranean motif ~ was inspired by a delicious dinner at “Tuba,” a Turkish restaurant in San Francisco’s Mission district. I highly recommend this restaurant for its quality food, reasonable prices and cozy environment! (link to restaurant)

Facts and Info: About “Kilim” from Wikipedia

The name ‘kilim’ or ‘kelim’ is Turkish, and comes from the Persian gelim (گلیم) ‘to spread roughly’, which is probably of Mongolian origin.[1] Various forms of the word are used in other languages (e.g. Greek κιλίμι, Albanian qilim, Ukrainian: Килим, Kylym, Lithuanian kilimas). In Kurdish, they are called ‘berr’.

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BOTTLES

March 18, 2010 Visual Journal No Comments
Bottles

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Art Inspiration

“Bottles” feels like Istanbul… maybe because I’m going out for Turkish dinner tonight!

Tuba Restaurant
1007 Guerrero Street
San Francisco, CA 94110

http://www.tubarestaurant.com

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