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
Join us, Papriqqa, LLC at the Great Raleigh Trolley lot next door to Poole's Diner for a special Pop-Up this Saturday, October 26th from 5:30 - 10:30 PM. https://www.facebook.com/events/511615649636574/?event_time_id=511615659636573
Where: 424 S. McDowell St.
What: A Pop-Up Market for Holiday shopping and Halloween fun including parking carving and free face painting on Thursday and Friday evening.
When: Oct. 24th - 26th (Papriqqa, LLC will be there on the 26th)
***Extra Extra - book a ride on the Great Raleigh Trolley (https://www.greatraleightrolley.com/) or Block Party Express (https://www.partyoneveryblock.com/) on site for a haunted tour to the Oakwood Haunted house for just $5 on Friday and Saturday.
Friday Trolley/BPE ride times: 6, 6:30, 7 & 7:30 PM
Saturday Trolley/BPE ride times: 9:15 and 9:45 PM
Parking: There is a parking deck next door for $5 to park.
Additional parking at the parking deck across the street - Salisbury deck
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.
