Kazar Bazar – Historical Silk Fabrics & Reconstructed Textile Patterns

PURCHASING AS A COMPANY

Due to the new law regulations in the country where Kazar Bazar situated, from our main business account, we are only able to sell products and give invoices to private persons. Our webshop is automated and linked to our primary business account, it works only with this primary account.

However, we have a secondary business account from where we are able to do business and give invoices to associations, institutes and companies as well. Please contact us via e-mail (caravan@kazarbazar.com) or Facebook messenger where we are able to help if you would like to purchase goods as a company.

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Some really cool things, worth to check out:

Oct 30 | János Mestellér

Mounted archers on silks

A collection of silk patterns which are depicting mounted archers.

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Feb 03 | Mestellér János

Silk in the Early Medieval I. – History of the silk

In our article series, we would like to add some points about the usage of silk textiles in the Early Medieval and in the Early Medieval reenactment. On our first article, we check some interesting things about the origin of the material, and how it became the most desired luxury fabric in the world’s history.

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Feb 04 | Mestellér János

Silk in the Early Medieval II. – Silk for Vikings

In our article series, we would like to add some points about the usage of silk textiles in the Early Medieval and in the Early Medieval reenactment. On our second article, we check some interesting things about silk fragments found in the territory of Scandinavia and the Kievan Rus.

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Feb 04 | Mestellér János

Silk in the Early Medieval III. – Silk for Nomads and Block Printed silks

In our article series, we would like to add some points about the usage of silk textiles in the Early Medieval and in the Early Medieval reenactment. On our third article, we check some interesting things about silk found in the heritage of nomad peoples in the Caucasus and Altai mountains, and what we could know about block printed silks.

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