Welcome to papriqqa
Authentic, Unique, and Vibrant Fashion
Papriqqa, LLC represents a mix of the West and the East by bridging both cultures through authentic fashion and other traditional items from Istanbul, Turkey.
We take pride in the high quality of each product that has been uniquely designed and handmade by talented artists and manufacturers in Turkey. We value the stories, traditions, and authenticity of each item and are happy to share them with a wider audience.
Events Calendar
Want to meet us in person and see our products? We will be at the Falling for Local at Dorothea Dix Park on October 19, Saturday from 11am - 5pm!
Celebrate Autumn in Raleigh with a Shop Local Market & Festival at Dix Park!
- Live Music
- Local Makers + Vendors
- Triangle Craft Beer & Cider
- Food Trucks
- Kids Zone
- Hay Rides
- Free Pumpkins
- Everything you've come to love about our community
- Come out and enjoy fall and Show Some Local Love
- Free event and open to the public
Presented by Dorothea Dix Park Conservancy, Shop Local Raleigh and the City of Raleigh.
Purchase Beer + Cider Tickets
- Purchase tickets to use at brewery tents
- Ticket Bundles are available to purchase before or at the event
- Pint = 5 tickets; Sample size = 2 tickets
- Breweries will not take cash or credit card for beverage sales; tickets only
- ID check and wristbands required
BUY BEER TICKETS NOW: https://www.etix.com/ticket/v/15329/falling-for-local-dorothea-dix-park
See you there!
Handmade Kilim Bag
A kilim is a traditional handwoven tapestry that is often produced and used in Turkey (mostly Anatolia), Iran, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkic countries of Central Asia.
These handwoven authentic Turkish bags are made in Istanbul, Turkey. Each bag has a unique motif and beautiful color scheme. The cotton strings of the bags can be adjusted depending on the length you prefer. All you have to do is tie the string as shown in some photos.
Sumerian Jewelry
These unique jewelry are all handmade and written in Cuneiform script, one of the earliest written forms created by the Sumerians in the late 4th millennium BC. Each jewelry has a different symbol and a meaning. They contain either gold or silver coating over brass.
