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Toutoun Bashi - Chief of the Tobacco

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Toutoun Bashi - Chief of the Tobacco

The Toutoun Bashi of the Grand Vizier or, Chief of the Tobacco. He wears a green robe and a red and white turban and carries a tobacco pipe with a very long stem.
1803

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1803 Bashi Chief Official Officials Pipe Pipes Robe Stem Tobacco Turban Vizier


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Toutoun Bashi: The Grand Vizier's Chief of Tobacco (1803) This striking image captures the grandeur and intrigue of the Ottoman court during the early 19th century. The subject of the photograph is the Toutoun Bashi, or Chief of Tobacco, an essential figure in the Ottoman government. Dressed in a rich green robe and an elaborate red and white turban, the Toutoun Bashi exudes an air of authority and importance. The Toutoun Bashi was responsible for the production and distribution of tobacco within the Ottoman Empire. Tobacco was a significant commodity in the Ottoman economy, and the position of the Chief of Tobacco was a powerful one. He oversaw the cultivation, processing, and sale of tobacco, making him a crucial intermediary between the government and the tobacco growers and merchants. The long, elegant pipe that the Toutoun Bashi holds in his hand is a symbol of his position and power. The pipe's stem is unusually long, indicating that it was designed for ceremonial use rather than personal smoking. The pipe's intricate design and the ornate decorations on the Toutoun Bashi's robe and turban reflect the opulence and grandeur of the Ottoman court. The Toutoun Bashi's costume is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Ottoman Empire. The green robe and red and white turban were traditional garments worn by high-ranking officials in the Ottoman government. The use of vibrant colors and intricate patterns reflects the Ottoman love for beauty and artistry. This photograph provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of the Ottoman court during a time of great change and transformation. The Toutoun Bashi's regal appearance and the elaborate ceremonial pipe remind us of the power and prestige associated with this important government position.

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