Antiochia is the labor of love for three women – mother, daughter and a best friend ‐ who worked, lived and traveled in four continents. We’re excited to present the authentic, the pure and the natural. We rely on the proven goodness of the centuries‐old methods and ingredients. We guarantee environment friendly, cruelty‐free, all natural products.

Our towels are handwoven in traditional looms in the well-know textile town Denizli in Turkey.

Also we are proud to partner with several women foundations in Turkey who aim to support women's efforts to be economically independent and to improve the quality of their lives in urban and rural communities. At Antiochia, we work directly with local women’s groups at various stages of our production.

Antiochia (Antakya today) is the seat of Hatay Province in southern Turkey, approximately 14 mi les inland from the Mediterranean coast. The city of Antioch was founded in 300 BC, after the death of Alexander, by the Seleucid King Antiochus Soter, and went on to play an important part in the history as one of the largest cities in the Roman Empire and Byzantium, a key location of the early years of Christianity, the Antiochian Orthodox Church, the rise of Islam and The Crusades.
Here one of the oldest soap manufacturers in Mesopotamia has withstood the test of time: Antiochia Soap. Archaeological findings provide evidence of its existence as far back as early antiquity; at the time when Syrian Aleppo manufactured a very similar soap from an olive and laurel oil basis.