Size: Approx. φ4 cm Up to about 6 .8cm including hook part Earrings with colorful flower motifs studded with various beads It colors the area around the face in a gorgeous and cute way with the ears. Turkish traditional handicrafts oya The origin is unknown, but it is said that nets for catching fish were already a technique in ancient times. Islamic women cover their headscarves to hide their hair. It seems that this technique, which was used a long time ago, has come to be decorated on the borders of scarves in Islamic cultures and enjoyed fashion. Oya means edging in Turkish. It seems that the name changes depending on the technique and method. Technique using needles, technique using crochet, technique using crochet, eneoya using sewing needle (iğne), mekikkioya using shuttle (mekik), Or bonjuku oya, which is braided with beads (boncuk) and stones. Until a while ago, it was said that women should be dexterous with their hands. As one of the bridesmaids' tools, when the engagement is decided, a scarf with fine lace must be unveiled. The skill of the bride is how dexterous this girl is. Therefore, Turkish women learn this oya embroidery from their mothers from an early age. In addition, oya, which is a traditional hobby of women, was also an element of killing time in the village pump meetings, where housewives from the neighborhood would gather to chat and spend lunch time over tea. Recently, while the number of women who can knit oya is decreasing, BAHAR Baja continues to produce works in order to preserve traditional handicrafts.