Seyâhatnâme Notebooks Made in France // Inspired by Turkey A6 size, 40 blank pages, stitched with white thread, softcover. Five patterns to choose from. These patterns are inspired by the traditional Turkish art of marbled paper, Ebru. The word comes from Persian “ebri,” which means “cloudy.” In the 17th-century Ottoman Empire, Evliyâ Çelebi is the most famous traveler. He traveled through the territories for over 40 years, noting his comments in a travel narrative called the “Book of Travels” or “Seyâhatnâme” in Turkish.