# Lale Çiçek Evi — credits and licences

Lale Çiçek Evi is a fictional brand; this site is a demo by Olympos Web.

## Imagery
- No photographs, no generated images. Every flower, leaf, wrap, ribbon, box and scale on the page is drawn
  procedurally on a 2D canvas by `js/painter.js` (written for this site). The gold-flecked margin paper is a
  fragment shader in `js/paper.js` (written for this site).

## Fonts (self-hosted, latin + latin-ext)
- **Imbue** (variable, 100–900) — Copyright 2020 The Imbue Project Authors
  (https://github.com/Etcetera-Type-Co/Imbue). SIL Open Font License 1.1 — `fonts/OFL-Imbue.txt`.
  Files: `fonts/imbue-latin.woff2`, `fonts/imbue-latin-ext.woff2` (from Google Fonts).
- **Ysabeau Office** (variable, 100–900, roman + italic) — Copyright 2023 The Ysabeau Project Authors
  (https://github.com/CatharsisFonts/Ysabeau). SIL Open Font License 1.1 — `fonts/OFL-YsabeauOffice.txt`.
  Files: `fonts/ysabeau-*.woff2` (from Google Fonts).

## Libraries (shared, vendored in `../shared/vendor/`)
- GSAP 3.13 + ScrollTrigger (GreenSock standard licence, free) — `../shared/vendor/gsap-README.md`.
- Lenis 1.3 (MIT) — `../shared/vendor/lenis-LICENSE.txt`.
- Three.js is not used on this page (the margin paper is plain WebGL).

## Facts used (general knowledge, worth a read by a florist)
- Botanical names: Tulipa, Narcissus tazetta, Hyacinthus orientalis, Anemone coronaria, Ranunculus asiaticus,
  Matthiola incana, Paeonia, Lavandula, Helianthus annuus, Eustoma grandiflorum, Dahlia, Chrysanthemum, Rosa,
  Dianthus caryophyllus, Eucalyptus, Gypsophila paniculata.
- Cut-flower seasons are stated as general availability in Turkey; the page says greenhouse and imported stock
  change them.
- Lale Devri: 1718–1730. Ottoman tulip varieties were named and recorded; the prized form was slender,
  almond-shaped, with needle-pointed petals.
- Care: angled cut with a clean sharp knife, leaves below the waterline removed, fresh water, flower food,
  away from sun, heat and ripening fruit (ethylene); tulips keep growing and bend to light; narcissus sap is kept
  apart for a few hours.
- Dates: Anneler Günü is the second Sunday of May in Turkey; Öğretmenler Günü is 24 November; Sevgililer Günü
  14 February. "Kasımpatı" takes its name from Kasım (November).