Karaca Alacahöyük Copper Stockpot with Lid, 8cm, Copper

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Karaca Alacahöyük Copper Stockpot with Lid, 8cm, Copper The Alacahöyük Series, inspired by the figures representing Alacahöyük—one of the most important cultural and artistic centers of Mesopotamia—brings a historical heritage into our kitchens and displays with Karaca's modern touches. Crafted by t

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Karaca Alacahöyük Copper Stockpot with Lid, 8cm, Copper

The Alacahöyük Series, inspired by the figures representing Alacahöyük—one of the most important cultural and artistic centers of Mesopotamia—brings a historical heritage into our kitchens and displays with Karaca's modern touches. Crafted by the hands of Anatolian copper artisans and brought to life with the contributions of Chef Ömür Akkor, the Alacahöyük copper series also represents the cultural heritage of Anatolia. Each piece in the series, touching on different cultural stories of history and created with the symbols of the era, connects the unique traces of history with cultural inheritors.

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