Queen’s Prize- Beatrice I

I had the pleasure of traveling down to the Shire of Nahrun Kabirun to compete in Her Royal Majesty, Beatrice’s Queen’s Prize Artisan showcase in the theme of Whimsy. I used the opportunity to complete a full 16th Century Ottoman Turkish headdress including my Outlandish Turkish “boot” hat aka Arakçin as well as an eye veil and small triangular veil.

Arakçin ile makrame ve peçe (Turkish Hat with small veil and eye veil)

Pronounced ah-rahk-chin eel-ay mahk-ra-may peh-chay

eliyle Ekselansları Hanim Sabiha al-Nahdiya (by the hand of Her Excellency Mistress Sabiha al-Nahdiya)

A complete 16th Century Ottoman Turkish headdress including:

Super short documentation, per the QP entry rules, can be found HERE.

Documentation

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Middle Eastern Personas

My handout on choosing a Middle Eastern SCA Persona

Shamsa Medallion

Illuminated Frontispiece- 16th Century Safavid Persia

Badijan Muhassa

Arab-Islamic eggplant, walnut & onion dish- 10th century

Coronet

Brass Coronet- 16th Century Safavid Persia

Iznik Turkish Tile

Architechtural Clay Fired Tile- 16th Century Turkey (c. 1540-1580)

Kohl or Sormeh

Eye enhancing Cosmetic- 16th Century Safavid Persia

How to Organize a Royal Court

Information on the roles and responsibilities of various offices in an SCA Royal Court