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At this Turkish variety shop in Nishi-Ogikubo, you'll find a unique assortment of items with a mix of Asian and European elements – from traditional Turkish tapestries called kilims to glass lampshades, scarves, and necklaces made of oya (Turkish lace). Pottery decorated with delicate paintings of Turkish designer Nimet Varli are also popular.
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Transport Nishi-Ogikubo Station (Tozai line, north exit)
Telephone 03 3397 7038
Open Sun-Wed 11am-7pm; Fri, Sat and hols 11am-7.30pm / Closed Thu, Irregular holidays
Twitter twitter.com/sofaturkishdeco
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