What is divit?

Divit, primarily known in Ottoman and Turkish culture, is a traditional inkwell and pen case set. It usually consists of two main parts: the hokka which holds the ink, and the kalemdan which stores the pens.

Divits were often made of materials like brass, silver, or wood and could be intricately decorated. They were not merely functional objects but also symbols of status and refinement.

Here are some important subjects related to divit:

• Inkwell (Hokka): The container for holding ink.
• Pen%20Case (Kalemdan): The case to keep and protect writing quills or pens.
• Ottoman%20Culture: The historical and cultural context where divits were widely used.
• Calligraphy: Divits were integral to practicing the art of beautiful writing.