This group shows the world around Abd Al-Gaffar Al-Attar in 1880: stored materials, hands-on preparation, and the street life surrounding the House. The craft was becoming more visible, but it was still protected through private work and careful material handling.

In 1881, Ahmet Al-Attar’s generation came to an end while Istanbul was changing around the House. What remained were shelves, oils, papers, and tools, showing a family still mixing, storing, selling, and preserving its older methods for the next generation.

This workshop image shows a House no longer hidden inside family practice alone. Materials were being prepared, discussed, and presented with more confidence, helping the Attar name become easier to recognize.

These archive pieces show the practical side of reputation: storage, presentation, service, and trust. Abd Al-Gaffar learned early that a respected House is built through repeated care, not one grand moment.