Oya is an antique hand embroidery found all over Turkey, traditionally on silk fabrics and around the edges of scarves. There are many different motifs, shapes, and colors, taking a meaning from their makers,who were usually inspired by elements of nature around them. For many women, oya embroidery was a tool of communication, especially at times when they could not express their opinions openly. By creating and wearing these precious embroideries on their scarves, they disclosed a peculiar language; expressing emotions and thoughts through their needlework.Each color and motif took on its own meaning and told a story of its wearer. There are two different types of oya embroideries created for the studio, crafted in collaboration with Kumru Mısırlıoğlu following in-depth research and development. The first oya motif was based on an old scarf acquired from an older family member and reworked to achieve its form today. This signature flower motif is embroidered and then attached using a special chain stitch to the fabric's edges. A recent version is introduced with edition iv, oya with glass beads. Named mulberry due to its shape, it was developed following extensive research and the abundant presence of mulberry in the Trabzon and Black Sea region.