Koza Han

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Koza Han is a historic Ottoman-era silk market and caravanserai in Bursa, Turkey, renowned as a center of the city’s centuries-old silk trade.

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Koza Han canonical 2
Koza Han@tr 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf caravanserai
historical building
market building
architecturalStyle Ottoman architecture
associatedWith Bursa silk industry
Ottoman commercial architecture
historic caravan trade
commissionedBy Bayezid II
country Turkey
hasFeature central courtyard
fountain in the courtyard
multiple entrances
prayer room
rooms for merchants
shops
stone and brick construction
two-storey arcaded galleries
hasNameInLanguage Koza Han self-linksurface differs
surface form: Koza Han@tr
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component
inception late 15th century
locatedIn Bursa
Bursa Province
historic center of Bursa
surface form: Cumalıkızık and the Surrounding Area of Bursa World Heritage Site

Marmara Region
historic center of Bursa
locatedNear Bursa Grand Bazaar
Ulu Cami (Great Mosque of Bursa)
surface form: Ulu Cami (Grand Mosque of Bursa)
locatedOn historic trade routes of Bursa
material brick
stone
meaningOfName Cocoon Inn
ownedBy Ottoman Sunni Islamic institutions
surface form: Turkish foundations (vakıf system)
partOf Bursa’s historical bazaar and inns area
primaryProductTraded raw silk
silk cocoons
silk textiles
significance important commercial hub in Bursa
major center of Ottoman silk trade
popular tourist attraction in Bursa
symbol of Bursa’s silk heritage
touristActivity shopping for silk scarves
shopping for textiles
tea and coffee drinking in the courtyard
usedFor caravanserai functions
commercial activities
silk trade
tourism

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Bursa contains Koza Han
Koza Han hasNameInLanguage Koza Han self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Koza Han@tr