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Çuha (or çuka), "Broadcloth" in English, is a type of woolen fabric used in military and civilian clothing during the Ottoman period. The weaving process was generally carried out with the help of a shuttle, and motifs were embroidered manually. With its durable, thick, and high-quality structure, this fabric was especially preferred for the production of winter clothing. It was an essential part not only of daily life but also of institutional production. Historical Development and Production C