• Talismanic shirt,
Bursa, Turkey, end of the 14th–beginning of the 15th century,
Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum, Istanbul, accession number 539 • Talismanic shirt for
Sultan Cem, 1480,
Topkapı Palace Museum, Istanbul. It was produced when Cem was still
Şehzade. Unusually, the beginning and end of the manufacturing of the object are inscribed. • Talismanic shirt for Sultan
Suleiman the Magnificent, Topkapı Palace Museum, Istanbul. It was commissioned by Suleiman's wife
Hürrem Sultan. • Talismanic shirt, India, 15th–16th century,
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, accession number T.59-1935 The one from Turkey is unusual in having realistic, rather than schematic, depictions of the holy sites. The
Khalili Collection of Islamic Art includes shirts from 16th century Turkey (TXT 463) and 18th/19th century India (TXT 574). • Talismanic shirt of
Jembulat Boletoqo, the
Chemguy Grand Prince of
Circassia (1827–1836). Displayed at the
National Museum of the Republic of Adygea. ==See also==