The anonymous envoy who entrusts his honor to the delicate pink glow of a caftan… In “Caftan with Pink Pearls”, Ömer Seyfettin delicately distills a tough diplomacy story in which pride and dignity are tested. In all the splendor of the Ottoman palace, the choice of an envoy to appear before the Shah of Persia turns into a matter of prestige. No gold, no jewelry: Only a jewel-caftan and its owner’s steadfast stance tell the story of the empire’s glory.

Seyfettin’s nimble pen weaves the story of a loyalty wandering on the edge of arrogance with rich descriptions and sharp dialogues. He hides the social codes of the period, the unchanging weaknesses of the human spirit and the pains of self-existence between the lines.

This classic narrative reminds us that prestige is not measured in material things, but in the shadow of personality, and invites readers to question their own value judgments. Do you dare to weigh the price underneath the glamorous “pink” on the scales of conscience?

The Caftan with Pink Pearl – courage, an unforgettable echo of pride clothed in nobility.