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Rayhana bint Estafanos al-Abbas is an avid member of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) since 2005, driven by a deep passion for historical reenactment. Her journey within the SCA has been marked by a genuine love for learning and sharing her knowledge with others.
Rayhana's interests encompass a wide range of medieval pursuits, including cooking, costuming, and bardic arts. Her particular focus lies in exploring the fascinating world of 16th-century Ottoman Turkish culture, which she diligently researches to bring authenticity to her endeavors.
An enthusiastic educator, Rayhana has had the pleasure of teaching numerous classes on costuming techniques and the captivating intricacies of Ottoman culture. Through her guidance, she has empowered fellow SCA members to embark on their own immersive historical journeys.
In addition to her scholarly pursuits, Rayhana has actively participated in various baronies, humbly accepting positions of responsibility and service. Her dedication to the SCA community shines through her commitment to contributing positively to the experiences of others.
Rayhana's passion for creating memorable events has led her to successfully organize gatherings that transport participants to the bygone eras they cherish. Her meticulous attention to detail and heartfelt desire to provide immersive historical experiences have endeared her to those who have had the pleasure of attending.
With an unwavering dedication to the preservation and dissemination of historical knowledge, Rayhana bint Estafanos al-Abbas continues to humbly contribute to the vibrant tapestry of the SCA, leaving a lasting impact on those fortunate enough to cross paths with her. Rayhana is married to Suleiman ibn Rawh and is traveling with Mama Sadb's Caravan of Wonders.
Persona
Rayhana bint Estafanos al-Abbas inhabits the vibrant world of 16th-century Istanbul, where the opulence of the Ottoman court shines brightly. As a noblewoman of remarkable talent, she immerses herself in various artistic pursuits, particularly sewing and embroidery. With a skilled hand, she weaves intricate patterns that adorn the garments of courtiers, capturing the essence of elegance in every stitch. Beyond her artistic endeavors, Rayhana wields influence within the court, her opinions valued and sought after, as she navigates the complexities of court politics with tact and diplomacy. Her unwavering commitment to the empire's prosperity and her love for Suleiman ibn Rawh, her devoted husband, intertwine seamlessly in her journey. As a mother, she cherishes her son, Jude ibn Suleiman, instilling in him the values of honor and integrity, ensuring a legacy that transcends the passage of time. In this grand stage of 16th-century Istanbul, Rayhana's artistic brilliance, courtly influence, and profound love resonate, leaving an indelible mark on the tapestry of history.
Offices & Positions
- Pageantry Guild Co-Mistress, Gyldenholt, May 2009 - 2010
- Webwright, Gyldenholt, 2014-2016
- Lists Officer, Gyldenholt, 2015-2017
- Chatelaine, Dreiburgen, 2022-present
Event Staff
- Steward, Festival of the Rose Winter 2022, 02/05/2022
- Steward, Dreiburgen Summer Arts 2023, 07/29/2023
Classes Taught
- Making Middle eastern pants, Collegium Caidis 2009
- Making Middle Eastern Pants, Great Western War 2011
- Turkish Costume from the late 15th to 16th centuries, Collegium Caidis 2012
- Closures: Finish Garb Medievally, Great Western War 2014
- Closures: Finish Garb Medievally, Collegium Caidis 2015
- Sewing Drop in (Assistant), Collegium Caidis 2016
- Closures: Finish Garb Medievally, Collegium Caidis 2018
- Making Middle Eastern Pants, Great Western War 2021
- Ottoman Garb Basics, Lyondemere Anniversary 2022
- Small Banner Painting, Basteltag February 2023
Class Handouts
Closures: Finish Garb Medievally
Guide to making Turkish pants (Salvar)
Arts Competitions
- Pentathlon 2022
- 1st Place Journeyman in Dramatic Presentation
- 2nd Place Journeyman in Culinary Sweets
- 1st Place Apprentice Clothing Accessories
- Dreiburgen Anniversary 2022
- Tortoise and Hare Competition. Tortoise winner for fabric stamping
Gallery
Embroidered 16th c. Ottoman hat band or diadem called a Kashbasti
Embroidered 16th c. Ottoman hat band or diadem called a Kashbasti
16th c. Ottoman Face Veil called a Pece
Copy of 16th c. Ottoman Miniature
Copy of 16th c. Ottoman Miniature
Copy of 16th c. Ottoman Miniature
Copy of 16th c. Ottoman Miniature
14th C. Egyptian Nougat Candy, Sabuniyya
Coronation Garb for Adam II and Stæina II, Fabric stamping only.
Documentation
Kashbasti (Ottoman Embroidered Diadem/Hat Band)
Pece (Ottoman Woven Horsehair Face Veil)
Ottoman Gazel (poem) Performance at Pentathlon
Ottoman Style Fabric Stamped Sleeves
