Hi, I am very happy to see you in my shop! WELCOME ! All the products you see there are designed with love . I am sure you will find different and elegan models Please have a look .... ************ P A Y M E N T ******************** I accept payments via PayPal ONLY .Your order will be shipped within 24 hours after payment is cleared. **************** S H I P P I N G *************** Shipment made next day of payment or following Monday if payment is made on weekend. I will inform you by convo when I shipped them, and ask you to inform me back when they arrive, so that I can breath freely again.All items are shipped via "AIRMAIL" for fast shipping I use BUBBLED ENVELOPE for packages. ***************** International orders will be sent via Turkish Post Airmail and usually take 7-10 business days overseas, 4-6 days to Europe, but it can take few days more ******************************************* I am shipping to the address listed on your PayPal account. Please be sure that the provided address is correct or contact me if there is an error or you want to change the adress. ******************************************** Items returned to me due to an incorrect address will require repayment of the shipping costs in order to have them re-sent. R E F U N D S A N D E X C H A N G I N G S ******************************************** I accept to returns for full refund, If you see a problem or the items are not as described please send convo about it. I always try to solve any issue by money back or send item again. So please contact me about returns and problems.If you had any problems please contact me before leaving neutral or negative feedback. I always do my best to fix the problem! ********************************************** OYA is the name of a handmade LACE ART (edging embroidery)which is one of the most elegant examples of Turkish handicrafts. Oya is the name of ornamentation knitted by a colored thread in the shape of a leaf or flower,” “Oya is a kind of lacework,became popular in Europe in the 16th century. Anatolian women reflect their emotions in colours and oya. Turkish oya varies from region to region, as do the names employed for it. Silk is the material most generally used for needle embroidery. The invention and development of needle embroidery is largely the result of Anatolia’s being on the Silk Road and having its own silk production. Embroidery is done by knotting with small needles. As the knots become denser the plaits become smaller. Needle embroidery is done by making loops with threads and by pulling the needle and thread through the loop