Officially registered regional delicacies, agricultural specialties, and traditional handicrafts.
Natural blanket woven on hand looms from pure angora goat wool and feathered with iron combs. History: A century-old hand-woven masterpiece....
Product Story & History: Siirt Pervari Honey is the healing beehive honey of the Ottoman palaces, protected by the Turkish Patent and Tradem...
Partridge or chicken meat, almonds and spicy rice wrapped in phyllo and baked in a fez-shaped copper pot. History: Historical wedding dinner...
A noble snack peanut that is larger than pistachios, has open and wide cracks, is easy to crack, has a light beige shell and has a high fat....
An authentic fabric that is made by hand-spun angora goat wool, coloring it with root dyes, beating and weaving in 10 different stages on na...
Thin-skinned, large-grained, sweet-tart winter pomegranate grown in the Zivzik village on the slopes of the Botan Stream. History: Centuries...
Siirt Dried Bread is a geographically indicated value of ours, unique to the Siirt region and registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark...
Tillo Heriresi is an official Geographically Indicated value of ours, specific to the Siirt region, registered by the Turkish Patent and Tra...
Siirt İçli Köftesi / Siirt Kiteli is a geographically indicated value specific to the Siirt region, registered by the Turkish Patent and Tra...
Siirt Gebole Dessert is a geographically indicated value specific to the Siirt region, registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office...
The whole carcass of young weaned lambs is separated from their bones and hung in stone tandoor wells 3 meters deep, and roasted like a pome...
Siirt Varak Keek Dessert is a geographically indicated value specific to the Siirt region, registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Of...
Siirt Pırtike Soup is a geographically indicated value of ours, unique to the Siirt region and registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademar...
Hair and skin healing soap obtained by boiling wild pistachio (chitlembik/bıttım) oil and lye in copper cauldrons. History: Natural healing....