The marble interior of Hürrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul, photographed by Satayman.

Made in Turkey · Created for your daily ritual

Chiragan Bath Linens

The Turkish art of bathing, brought home.

Soft cotton. Beautiful embroidery. A moment to yourself. Discover Chiragan’s Turkish cotton bath towels, rooted in Turkish heritage and made to bring pleasure to the everyday.

A tradition of taking time

More than a bath. A ritual.

Think of Istanbul’s hammams: luminous marble, flowing water and the invitation to slow down. That spirit of care inspires the Chiragan bath collection. Made in Turkey, our cotton towels pair a generous feel with considered embroidered details—bringing a little of that ritual into your own home.

100% cotton

A soft, absorbent cotton base, made in Turkey for the moments you use it most.

A substantial 650 gsm

A plush, enveloping feel. GSM describes fabric weight in grams per square metre; these towels are made for those who enjoy a substantial towel.

Your finishing touch

Choose a signature embroidery and accent colour, then carry it across the pieces in your bathroom.

Three expressions of Chiragan

Find the detail that feels like you

Clean lines, flowing curves or a decorative flourish. Each collection brings its own character to white cotton.

Ephesus embroidered towels styled on a marble bathroom counter.

Quietly tailored

Ephesus

Three parallel embroidered lines give Ephesus its clean, balanced character. Choose a subtle neutral for a calm bathroom, or a blue accent to echo a favourite tile, wallpaper or accessory.

Available as washcloths, hand towels, bath towels, bath sheets and bath mats. Choose your size and colour on the collection’s product page.

Porto Cervo towels in several embroidery colours beside a bathroom plant.

A softer line

Porto Cervo

A flowing embroidered motif brings movement to Porto Cervo. Its rounded curves offer a relaxed, decorative touch, with colour choices that range from understated neutrals to teal and crimson.

Available as washcloths, hand towels, bath towels, bath sheets and bath mats. Choose your size and colour on the collection’s product page.

Bosphorus towels with colourful embroidered bands displayed on a marble counter.

A distinctive signature

Bosphorus

Bosphorus pairs white cotton with a richly patterned embroidered band. Choose a quiet accent or a deeper colour to make the detail part of your room’s design. Inspired by Istanbul, it brings a personal finishing touch to the bath.

Available as washcloths, hand towels, bath towels, bath sheets and bath mats. Choose your size and colour on the collection’s product page.

Make it your own

Build a beautifully coordinated bath

Start with your preferred embroidery and colour, then choose the pieces you will use every day. Each item is selected separately, so you can create the combination that suits your home.

Bath towel or bath sheet?

A bath towel is the everyday essential. Choose a bath sheet when you prefer more coverage and a generous wrap. Check the dimensions of your chosen piece before ordering.

At the basin

Add matching hand towels and washcloths to carry the same detail through the room. A contrasting embroidery colour can distinguish each person’s towels.

A thoughtful starting set

For each person, start with two bath towels or bath sheets: one in use and one in the wash. Add hand towels, washcloths and a coordinating bath mat to suit your routine.

For the guest bathroom

A coordinated bath towel, hand towel and washcloth makes a welcoming set for each guest. Keep an extra set ready for longer stays.

Chiragan bath linens and purple orchids on illuminated wood and marble shelving in our Coral Gables showroom.

Personal guidance, in store or from home

Bring the showroom experience home

Choosing towels is wonderfully tactile. Visit Chiragan to feel the cotton and compare the embroidery in person, or ask our team for help selecting colours, sizes and a coordinated set for your home.

Heritage photograph: Hürrem Sultan Hamam, Istanbul, by Satayman · CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized for display. Collection photography: Chiragan.