Koza Han Silk Market

About

A historic Ottoman caravanserai that remains Bursa’s principal silk market, with merchants and workshops selling silk scarves, fabrics, ties, and related goods.

Uzunçarşı Caddesi, 16010 Osmangazi/Bursa

Koza Han Silk Market sits inside a 15th-century Ottoman caravanserai in Bursa, Turkey. Silk trading has shaped the city's identity here for centuries. Merchants and workshops sell silk scarves, fabrics, ties, and related textiles, serving buyers who source wholesale from one of the region's most established trading hubs. It's a draw for textile and fashion apparel professionals looking for authentic Turkish silk, and for wholesale buyers who want direct access to producers and small-batch suppliers. Every day, traders negotiate across two floors of shops arranged around a central courtyard, a setting that keeps commerce personal and rooted in local craft traditions. If you're researching wholesale markets in Turkey's textile sector, Koza Han is a practical starting point and a living link to Bursa's silk heritage.