-
warriors who were
fervently Alid. Ismail, a
noted poet
under the pen name
Hatayi,
justified his own
divine role as
leader by
variously writing that he himself...
- weft), canfes, çatma (a
heavy silk brocade), gezi, diba (Persian: دیبا),
hatayi, kutnu, kemha,
seraser (سراسر) (brocade
fabric with silk warp and gold or...
-
Ottoman repertoire of
motifs evolved,
mostly floral motifs, such as rumî,
hatayî, and saz styles.
Calligraphic inscriptions, most
characteristically in a...
-
style that
appeared in
Ottoman decoration from the 15th
century onward is
hatayî,
which consists in
large part of
peonies and
leaves shown in
varying stages...
- birds, beasts, and
cloud bands. For them,
Turkish scholars use the term
hatayi, or "in the
Cathayan manner".: 104–106, 111–112
Chinese mythological creatures...
- ozan
figures of Alevi-Qizilbash
culture —
among them Pir
Sultan Abdal, Şah
Hatayi (Shah Ismail), and Kul Himmet. Over the centuries,
especially from the late...
-
these two
styles is
referred to as Rumi-
Hatayi where Rumi
denotes the
Ottoman arabesque patterns and
Hatayi the
Chinese inspired floral patterns. Many...
-
Mermiler (2012) A. Rıza - Hüseyin Albayrak, Böyle
Buyurdu Aşık (2013), Şah
Hatayi Deyişleri (2005)
Metin Kemal Kahraman, Ferfecir, (1999), Sürella, (2000)...
-
Album (Muraqqa) (attribution).
Austrian National Library Dragon (left) and
hatayi blossoms (right). It is
highly possible that
these two
drawings were executed...
- (1953).
After Mevlânâ Mevlevilik. Gölpınarlı, A. (1953).
Kaygusuz Abdal-
Hatayi-Kul Himmet. Gölpınarlı, A. (1953). Nesi-mî-Usulî-Ruhî. Gölpınarlı, A. (1954–55...
